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tpryan
Item ate Mark Unseen   Sep 24 13:24 UTC 2003

        What's been on your plate
        Was it great?
        Talk about it here in item ate
588 responses total.
tpryan
response 1 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 24 13:38 UTC 2003

        Kellogg's Frosted Mini-Wheats for breakfast with 2% Milk.
keesan
response 2 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 24 16:38 UTC 2003

Jim's special omelet-in-pieces.  For some reason he fries the peppers and then
sprinkles them on top of the cooked omelet (along with feta cheese).  I have
asked him to pour the raw egg onto the cooked peppers to make things easier
to eat with a shaky hand and a spoon.  Oatmeal with apricot preserves (from
Lebanon).  Milk.  I have been trying to eat lots of calories and am nearly
back to 100 pounds (up from 93 to 99).  This is my second time as a 99 pound
weakling, first time being when I lost the weight this summer.
krokus
response 3 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 24 20:58 UTC 2003

I had a grilled chicken sandwich from Wendy's for brunch.  That has
worn off by now, so I'll be foraging for a snack very shortly.
other
response 4 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 24 21:04 UTC 2003

So far today:  From the Big City Small World Bakery, 500 Miller St. 
(corner of Spring)
        A vegan date raisin Wonder Bar  
        A sour cream raspberry muffin
        A Nantucket cranberry juice.

I'm looking forward to dinner.
mynxcat
response 5 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 24 21:07 UTC 2003

Subway's Turkey Breast 6" on Wheat with lettuce, black olives and bell
peppers. And vinegar. And some tea.
dah
response 6 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 24 21:23 UTC 2003

A slice of bacon.
gelinas
response 7 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 24 22:02 UTC 2003

Toast and peach preserves, bread and butter, a roast beef and provolone
sandwich.
lynne
response 8 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 24 23:15 UTC 2003

Four Nantucket cookies, five doublestuf Oreos, and some milk.
dah
response 9 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 24 23:35 UTC 2003

I had a few slices of bacon.
jaklumen
response 10 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 25 00:17 UTC 2003

I'm glad this item is back--I can better monitor my eating habits =)

Eggs and Jimmy Dean sausage for breakfast with a tall glass of water...

A pretzel shaped doughnut for a mid-day snack,

and beef curry and veggies (zucchini?) for lunch-- no rice.
dah
response 11 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 25 00:24 UTC 2003

I'm currently eating a slice or two of bacon.
other
response 12 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 25 02:17 UTC 2003

Peanuts, Bourbon BBQ Chicken from Old Town, with Iced Tea
Pumpkin Cream Tart at Knight's, with Captain Morgan's and ginger ale.
keesan
response 13 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 25 03:20 UTC 2003

Lunch - organic finger potatoes from a friend's farm with fava beans and
tomato and feta cheese salad.  Snack - bread and cheese and prune plums.
Supper - cauliflower and red-pepper-juice and tofu stew with bread.
Snack - bread and cheese.  The pepper juice (mild) is an ajvar byproduct.
Dessert - Nystatin oral.
tod
response 14 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 25 05:51 UTC 2003

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mcnally
response 15 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 25 07:45 UTC 2003

  re #14:  Were you listening to the Upsetters? 
twenex
response 16 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 25 11:07 UTC 2003

I'm on a diet. I managed not to eat any fattening foods yesterday. hooray!
dah
response 17 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 25 11:27 UTC 2003

Yum; I had some bacon for breakfast.
scott
response 18 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 25 12:27 UTC 2003

Couple of eggs, scrambled.  Bowl of granola.  Tea, Earl Gray, hot.
mynxcat
response 19 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 25 12:32 UTC 2003

Last night was a heavy dinner of potato-spinach, green beans, with paratha,
and some rice and "dal" (Indian lentil soup).

This morning, it's a cup of tea
lynne
response 20 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 25 14:38 UTC 2003

Damn.  Now I want tea.  <wanders off in search of some>
mynxcat
response 21 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 25 14:43 UTC 2003

Another cup of tea, but this time brewed the "English" way. And no sugar.
dah
response 22 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 25 15:54 UTC 2003

I had some delicious bacon and as a treat I had for a drink some liquified
bacon juices.
mynxcat
response 23 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 25 16:40 UTC 2003

Subway turkey breast on wheat
gelinas
response 24 of 588: Mark Unseen   Sep 25 16:57 UTC 2003

(What is "brewed the'English' way"?)
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