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asddsa
response 165 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 5 01:33 UTC 2003

That's old school
gelinas
response 166 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 5 01:46 UTC 2003

Split-pea soup (Campbell's) and a chicken-salsa sandwich
keesan
response 167 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 5 03:03 UTC 2003

Avocado mashed on Zingerman's rye bread.  Avocado is high calorie but low in
saturated fat.
jaklumen
response 168 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 5 06:25 UTC 2003

resp:164 only when yours is roadkill on asswipe bread.
slynne
response 169 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 5 14:36 UTC 2003

resp:168 - That doesnt make any sense.
remmers
response 170 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 5 14:49 UTC 2003

Breakfast at the Flim Flam this morning - oatmeal with low fat milk,
"eggslim" (3 egg whites, 1 egg yolk, scrambled), OJ, coffee.
gelinas
response 171 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 5 15:19 UTC 2003

(#168 is probably a reply to #163, not #164.)
slynne
response 172 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 5 16:14 UTC 2003

Oh thanks gelinas. I was very confused about that. 

Ok, this morning for breakfast I had a leftover grilled chicken breast 
on whole wheat bread wtih some mozzarella cheese. and an apple. 

I have a veggie tray for lunch and some chicken soup because I have a 
cold. I guess the cold has cut my appetite though because I am not 
hungry yet and I ate breakfast hours ago. I am not too worried about it 
though. In fact, I kind of wish this loss of appetite were permanent. 

jaklumen
response 173 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 6 07:18 UTC 2003

resp:171 hmmm, lessee if the bug-a-boo notices.  Probably.  *BOOT*

breakfast: hard boiled egg
lunch: garden salad, blueberry yogurt
dinner: turkey roast (kind of like a loaf thing?), mashed potatoes, 
salad, cranberries, fruit salad
slynne
response 174 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 6 13:56 UTC 2003

I had 3 chocolate chip cookies for breakfast this morning. 
edina
response 175 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 6 14:54 UTC 2003

Almost all of a piece of toast.
remmers
response 176 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 6 16:44 UTC 2003

Currently eating lunch:  Threw together a salad featuring turkey
meat, green yellow & red peppers, cucumber, carrots, tomato, olive
oil & wine vinegar.  Mmmm good.  Cup of lentil soup on the side.
gelinas
response 177 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 6 18:29 UTC 2003

So far today: two slices of Honey Whole Wheat bread and Barry's Bagel with
cream cheese.
edina
response 178 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 6 20:04 UTC 2003

BerryBash Stonyfield Farms Fat Free yogurt
krj
response 179 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 6 20:53 UTC 2003

A very old and tired Asiago Parmesan bagel, somewhat perked up with a 
wet paper towel in the microwave.
slynne
response 180 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 6 21:35 UTC 2003

I ate a hamburger today which was a dumb choice because I couldnt taste 
it. I mean, if a cold causes you to lose your taste, there is no point 
in eating bad for you foods. I was really sad when a co-worker brought 
in a homemade chocolate cheesecake. I knew I wouldnt be able to taste 
it so I didnt even try. 

right now, I am craving pizza but I know that I wont be able to taste 
it so I guess I'll just have a salad for dinner. 
jaklumen
response 181 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 7 03:03 UTC 2003

breakfast: scrambled eggs and bacon
lunch: Chinese buffet (guess I need to re-strategize lunch, hehe)
dinner (so far): egg plant
gelinas
response 182 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 7 03:18 UTC 2003

Crab cakes and lobster roll at Zingerman's Roadhouse.  Son-chan had BBQ Beef
Brisket with mashed potatoes and greens.  (He'd decided on the lobster but
changed his mind when it turned out not to be what he expected.  He thought
it would be something hot, but it's cold lobster salad in the center of a 
large slice of bread.  So we switched.)  Most of the beef, etc, came home. 
Good Stuff.  

Son-chan saw the grills and asked whether they were charcoal or gas-fired.
He was impressed when I answered, "Wood."
tsty
response 183 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 7 08:00 UTC 2003

mac-n-cheeze with raw tomato pieces, brocolli, small piece of ribeye, milk.
lynne
response 184 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 7 14:05 UTC 2003

yesterday:  corn muffin, large Coke, Chinese takeout, Powerade, and a small
bag of white cheddar popcorn.
tod
response 185 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 7 15:23 UTC 2003

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happyboy
response 186 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 7 18:40 UTC 2003

oat bran cereal, skim milk
coffee, noodles with tofu & cabbbage,
turkey reubens (2), bowl of lofat popcorn.


the reubens did me in.
edina
response 187 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 7 19:56 UTC 2003

Barbecued "chicken" patty from gardenburger.  Pretty yummy.  Like I'd never
know it wasn't chicken.
scott
response 188 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 8 00:37 UTC 2003

My usual sickness cure:  Hot & spicy & garlicy noodle soup, from Kai Garden.
A glass of Bell's Two Hearted IPA, for the massive dose of hops.
jaklumen
response 189 of 588: Mark Unseen   Oct 8 01:10 UTC 2003

breakfast and lunch are more or less the usual deal.
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