Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know it's tough, but at least try to keep this post about your lunch choice of the day. Please? Do it for the troops.
Tell us how you are you starting out this abbreviated work week...WhatsForLunch?!?
16 servings of cheap pilsner last night? Attracted to a 6” seafood sandwich you saw being ordered and need someone to talk to? Feel like something pasta-y, but not exactly? This is what terrorizes our nation’s workers every day. It is ever-present, in the back of our minds--riding on the train, up the elevator, in that meeting. But these are simply facets of the one great question. The answer to which must be provided before we can ever grasp contentment. What’s for lunch?
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Today I think I will celebrate getting back to work (far more relaxing than what I was doing) with a big fat burrito.
What ever I have, I'm having Freedom Fries right along side of it.
After this weekend I have no business eating anything but air and Diet Coke for lunch. I may splurge with a bit of fat free cottage cheese and hard boileds though, in advance of the gym.
I need some lunching advice today. My body hasn't caught on yet to the sustained regimen of abuse I committed over the long weekend. Consequently, it isn't rebelling yet, but it's on the verge.
Wisdom of the ages on giving it fuel without sparking a revolution?
Grilled cheese and fries has never done me wrong EQ.
earthquake, are we feeling hungover or are we looking to right the ship through healthy eats? how about a chicken gyro and fries?
I think I'll have a fruit salad for lunch. Am I the only one who didn't abuse their body with too much food and booze this weekend? I just don't feel all that hungry and I always lose my appetite when the weather first gets hot. And anything above 75 is considering hot by me.
I think I may brave the lines at Corner Bakery and go for the Trio of salads.
Jo: it's not so much a hangover at this point. In fact, it has been eerily non-hangover-like. It's kind of like my viscera is bruised somehow, physically and spiritually.
So, less hangover food and more bringing balance back to the force. I suppose I'm using the term healthy loosely. I need substantial but not overly jarring.
Both the grilled cheese and the gyro sound promising. And, clearly, the council has spoken on the fries.
And it is clear that they are Freedom Fries in honor of our troops. If you're in to French Fries, you're with the terrorists.
I know it won't being balance to the force Earthquake , but Ima run over to the arches to get a gift certicifate for my secret summer santa today.
The cottage cheese I had here at the office has very obviously gone bad. I ate a few spoonfuls anyway. I may run to abp for a salad, but I am very tired, and that seems like a lot of work.
I have decided to make (what I hope is) a safe play by going the breakfast for lunch route. I'm hoping a waffle (and fries and maybe some chicken sausage) will get this ship underway again.
Wish me luck!
Man, that was the best decision I have made in nigh on four days!
Lunch today: blueberry waffle with whipped butter, side of home fries w/ onions, and a fountain Coke.
Definitely a step in the right direction.
I went to Marvelous Market and got a Genovese sandwich (salami and cheddar) and some curry chicken salad. Nantucket Nectars Half 7 Half to drink.
I am a huge fan of homefries w/onions earthquake (note to self: write future post on potato dishes).
Sushi from Kaz with Tafkalc. DC roll (eel and avocado) and tuna tartare roll. Tasty as always.
Wrote a contract for a juggler and one for a storyteller during lunch. Probably won't get anything to eat, that's the price I have to pay for the next several weeks as i approach crunch time for work. I know it's a travesty, but I ain't exactally fasting.
I have worked through 6 servings (one whole bag) of Roasted Garlic Bagel Chips left over from b'fast time.
Lord knows I'm not one to talk about hard work these days, but Mikey, I found it a bit hard to take you seriously when "juggler" "storyteller" and "crunchtime for work" appeared in connected sentences. I apologize.
as I said miu, sweet miu, I'm not one to talk...
You can have as many cookies as you want miu pun'kin!
Just make sure you cover yourself up before leaving the house...
Oh yeah, well Josephus, if that is your real name... Mr. Eko. Look out this week. I can book jugglers and storytellers as well as manage an imaginary baseball team.
Maybe in your "Fantasy world" Big League Chew, err, Mikey...
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