Lunchtime Choices
#76
Re: Lunchtime Choices
Last few weeks since OH has been in Canada I have hardly ever made food in the evening - I just don't feel hungry and since there's only me....
Sadly, if I am working, I often don't get to eat lunch at all (not even a banana in a bap!), so having time for a lovely lunch on a day I am not working is a super luxury. It's so nice to have time to eat it slowly and taste it!
#80
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Wow, fancy stuff
My usual "pleb" meal is butter and herb instant mash potato. You can get two packs for about $1.60, so it works out as a quick and very filling lunch for 80c
My usual "pleb" meal is butter and herb instant mash potato. You can get two packs for about $1.60, so it works out as a quick and very filling lunch for 80c
#81
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Not sure about a banana sandwich but I like a hot lunch. I used call it dinner but here that just confuses people so now it's lunch. Of course old people here call dinner, supper.
#83
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At least that isn't as bad as how confused people here became when I kept referring to my evening meal as "tea". I have to call it dinner now
#85
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I know what you mean. A few years ago I asked a girl out on a date by asking her, whether she'd want to have her tea around my place. She seemed really confused until I explained that I was going to get a take-away and a DVD.
#89
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I bring my breakfast and lunch into work everyday, but it's usually all gone by 9am.
#90
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my pleb meal today is those cheapy noodles that you can buy 5 packs for $1.20, and then make noodle sandwhiches.
I miss pot noodle sarnies.
I miss pot noodle sarnies.