If I had a dollar for every time I ate Reese's Pieces for Breakfast . . .

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If I had a dollar for every time I ate Reese's Pieces for Breakfast . . .

. . . I'd spend each dollar on a little baggie of Reese's Pieces, and call them lunch on the very same day.

TOP TEN THINGS I LIKE TO EAT
TO ADD SOME CALORIES
OR JUST TO EAT
WHEN I DON'T REALLY WANT TO EAT

1) Reese's Pieces (first choice); Reese's Peanut Butter Cups (second choice)

2) Apple Chips

3) Peanut Butter itself, on a spoon

4) Mashed potatoes with/without butter, cheese, sour cream, bacon

5) Surf and Turf presented by a handsome waiter/tress. Er. . . Anything presented by a handsome waiter/tress

6) An avocado and/or gaucamole with/without lime tortilla chips

7) Frozen "Strawberry Shortcake" Dean's Ice Cream Food

8) Corn Dogs

9) String Cheese or a piece of cheese. Or "cheese flavored dipping sauce" (though I don't know what it is 'really' made of), with something to dip into it (like fries).

10) Cottage Cheese and Pineapples

Tonight I am tired, and so,
To bed!

CG

P.S.

Upcoming in CG: Follow up regarding yesterday's post on "Anger: Tell Me How You Really Feel." Note: I do currently trust my CF Clinic staff, I think, as much as I am capable of trusting medical professionals. I am not looking to change clinics right now. I think that would make my "issues" worse. But I welcome tons of suggestions, so keep 'em coming, people.

But . . . more on that topic another night. Tonight, sleeeeeeep.

Comments

  1. Amy7/3/09, 10:46 PM

    I eat pieces of cheese for snacks all the time LOL!!! sooo good!!

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