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Old 23-10-2016, 13:39
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Do you apply your make-up in the same manner? Just wondering..
Well you can sit there wondering.
Why do you ask anyway, are you just being plain nosey
I was only answering the question in truth, because that it what I have.
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Old 25-10-2016, 22:34
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Paracetamol
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Old 27-10-2016, 21:18
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Old 27-10-2016, 22:05
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15 minutes extra in bed.
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Old 28-10-2016, 17:27
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15 minutes extra in bed.
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Old 29-10-2016, 00:31
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At the moment, Tesco have got an offer for Jordans Country Crisp. £1.34 for a 500g box. It's a great cereal, so worth buying some.
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Old 29-10-2016, 01:30
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Frozen croissants and pain aux raisins for us in the morning
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Old 07-11-2016, 03:57
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Quaker Oats mixed with sliced banana and hot water. Topped with blueberries and cinnamon if I have it. Omelette later if I'm not in a rush.
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Old 07-11-2016, 20:20
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Cereal, coffee and a fist full of pills to keep this retired teacher's blood pressure under control.
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Old 08-11-2016, 00:14
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Granary toast topped with smooth peanut butter and marmite (i hear cries of eurgh)!!
Bran Flakes with semi-skimmed milk and a chopped banana, a glass of freshly squeezed orange juice and a cup of tea with milk. That sees me through til about one-ish.
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Old 08-11-2016, 00:59
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Old 17-11-2016, 22:14
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I had a sausage sandwich
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Old 23-11-2016, 02:36
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My maintenance meal plan is 'double breakfast' still - a cup of cereal (usually Cornflakes) with 150ml milk and fruit (usually raisins), plus 2x toast with spread (peanut butter or jam).

I don't really stick to my meal plan anymore so no breakfast usually, but if I do, I tend to just have the cereal.

Breakfast is easily my favourite meal of the day.
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Old 23-11-2016, 13:54
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Any cheap supermarket wheat biscuits (I prefer them to Weetabix). Aldi's do the job nicely, topped with a tablespoon of their Milled Linseed with goji berries, sunflower and pumpkin seeds and a sliced banana.
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Old 23-11-2016, 15:19
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I'm a porridge fan myself! Sometimes with a spoonful of raspberry jam mixed in for sweetness
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Old 23-11-2016, 16:21
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I almost always have toast and coffee.

Breakfast food is funny when you think about it - meat includes sausages and bacon but not much else. Fish is smoked. And vegetables, apart from mushrooms and tomatoes, are almost non-existent.

Carbs are the mainstay, with fruit as a relatively (last 20 years or so) recent addition.

I know you can eat whatever you want for breakfast, but accepted breakfast dishes tend not to stray too far from the above.
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Old 23-11-2016, 16:45
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I had a sausage sandwich
Red sauce, brown sauce or no sauce at all?

I only go for hot yellow sauce (English mustard), which is classed as no sauce at all.
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Old 23-11-2016, 16:47
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I almost always have toast and coffee.

Breakfast food is funny when you think about it - meat includes sausages and bacon but not much else. Fish is smoked. And vegetables, apart from mushrooms and tomatoes, are almost non-existent.

Carbs are the mainstay, with fruit as a relatively (last 20 years or so) recent addition.

I know you can eat whatever you want for breakfast, but accepted breakfast dishes tend not to stray too far from the above.
Bacon, sausage, square sausage, black pudding and fried eggs, with a few beans for liquid. Almost no carbs at all.
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Old 23-11-2016, 19:12
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Red sauce, brown sauce or no sauce at all?

I only go for hot yellow sauce (English mustard), which is classed as no sauce at all.
Brown sauce every time. Tomato ketchup (who actually calls in "red sauce"?) is for burgers, chips and fish finger sandwiches but bacon and sausages need brown sauce. HP ideally.

I love a good fry up but couldn't eat one first thing in the morning. The hour has to be in double digits.
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Old 24-11-2016, 22:06
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Red sauce, brown sauce or no sauce at all?

I only go for hot yellow sauce (English mustard), which is classed as no sauce at all.

I have to say I'm in complete agreement with you. Never red or brown, but I do sometimes spread mustard on my sausage sandwich.

(who actually calls in "red sauce"?) .
Plenty of sandwich shops will say ' red or brown on that?'
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Old 26-11-2016, 13:09
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I had a pumpkin muffin and half a chicken sandwich.
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