Do you have breakfast?
Mon Nov 20, 2006 7:19 am
I'm having breakfast today for the first time in...well, I can't actually remember the last time I ate breakfast before school!
So, do you people eat breakfast before you go to school/work/wherever, so are you like the old me who skipped brekkie and ate a choccie bar at break?
So, do you people eat breakfast before you go to school/work/wherever, so are you like the old me who skipped brekkie and ate a choccie bar at break?
Mon Nov 20, 2006 7:26 am
Of course I do! Breakfast is the most important meal in 1 day!
Now I'm in the hols. At school, I mostly eat during break. Sometimes I stuff a few lettuce leaves into my mouth before running off to school. I love lettuce! During break I usually eat lettuce leaves and some biscuits. I love my breakfast!
One of my best friends at school eat a chocolate-jam bread everyday during break. I still prefer my breakfast.
Now I'm in the hols. At school, I mostly eat during break. Sometimes I stuff a few lettuce leaves into my mouth before running off to school. I love lettuce! During break I usually eat lettuce leaves and some biscuits. I love my breakfast!
One of my best friends at school eat a chocolate-jam bread everyday during break. I still prefer my breakfast.
Mon Nov 20, 2006 8:27 am
I try for breakfast.
Every second morning or so I creep stealthily through the undergrowth, my flame pattern shirts doubling as a grass motiff just like tiger stripes and just as well camouflaging. Once I get to the gathering grounds I stalk around the edges of the safety matted area, it's black rubber with little holes with grass desperately poking out would provide too little cover, I have to choose my prey wisely as there is only ever one shot. When they stampede in their sheer stupidity they often run straight into their perches making it easy to simply drag the kill off.
After perhaps a few minutes or even up until several hours later, I usually choose my target - I try to go for the ones that can walk but can't run. Or anything weighed down. If there are elderly I typically leave them to the scavengers that follow, they don't suit my tastes. After more careful deliberation inspecting the vantages and tracks they follow, all is set. I typically burst out with a loud noise and immediately make threatening gestures at the adults, especially the mothers. Males are hardly ever a present threat. Once they scatter, I herd off the quarry from the main pack and before they notice its gone, carry it back to my lair.
Every second morning or so I creep stealthily through the undergrowth, my flame pattern shirts doubling as a grass motiff just like tiger stripes and just as well camouflaging. Once I get to the gathering grounds I stalk around the edges of the safety matted area, it's black rubber with little holes with grass desperately poking out would provide too little cover, I have to choose my prey wisely as there is only ever one shot. When they stampede in their sheer stupidity they often run straight into their perches making it easy to simply drag the kill off.
After perhaps a few minutes or even up until several hours later, I usually choose my target - I try to go for the ones that can walk but can't run. Or anything weighed down. If there are elderly I typically leave them to the scavengers that follow, they don't suit my tastes. After more careful deliberation inspecting the vantages and tracks they follow, all is set. I typically burst out with a loud noise and immediately make threatening gestures at the adults, especially the mothers. Males are hardly ever a present threat. Once they scatter, I herd off the quarry from the main pack and before they notice its gone, carry it back to my lair.
Mon Nov 20, 2006 8:33 am
Christopher wrote:I try for breakfast.
Every second morning or so I creep stealthily through the undergrowth, my flame pattern shirts doubling as a grass motiff just like tiger stripes and just as well camouflaging. Once I get to the gathering grounds I stalk around the edges of the safety matted area, it's black rubber with little holes with grass desperately poking out would provide too little cover, I have to choose my prey wisely as there is only ever one shot. When they stampede in their sheer stupidity they often run straight into their perches making it easy to simply drag the kill off.
After perhaps a few minutes or even up until several hours later, I usually choose my target - I try to go for the ones that can walk but can't run. Or anything weighed down. If there are elderly I typically leave them to the scavengers that follow, they don't suit my tastes. After more careful deliberation inspecting the vantages and tracks they follow, all is set. I typically burst out with a loud noise and immediately make threatening gestures at the adults, especially the mothers. Males are hardly ever a present threat. Once they scatter, I herd off the quarry from the main pack and before they notice its gone, carry it back to my lair.
Wow. That certainly beats Coco Pops.
Mon Nov 20, 2006 3:56 pm
I always have breakfast every day as otherwise I would get hungry.
One needs to remember that breakfast is the most important meal in a day as if they don't then they will get the midafternoon snacks problem.
My breakfast consistes of a cup of coffee, 2 slices of toast (with peanut butter on the toast) and cereal.
One needs to remember that breakfast is the most important meal in a day as if they don't then they will get the midafternoon snacks problem.
My breakfast consistes of a cup of coffee, 2 slices of toast (with peanut butter on the toast) and cereal.
Mon Nov 20, 2006 5:38 pm
I usually have cereal or nutella on toast but occasionally a banana will do.
Mon Nov 20, 2006 6:38 pm
Usually it's a 50/50 chance I do, but lately I havent waken up until almost lunch time (10-11), so no.
Mon Nov 20, 2006 7:11 pm
I almost never have time in the mornings. I sleep until the absolute last minute during the week. Sometimes on the weekends my fiance and I will make breakfast (or more often pick it up from Perkins), but that's it.
Mon Nov 20, 2006 8:38 pm
even if i wake up really late, i'll make time to eat. i'm totally dead for the morning if i don't eat anything. and breakfast food is the best kind!
Mon Nov 20, 2006 9:10 pm
Never. I literally can't eat before 10:30 AM at the earliest. When I was on medication that required me to eat before each pill I could barely eat a third of a slice of toast.
My psychology teacher explained that breakfast is "the most important meal of the day" because you go so long between dinner and breakfast...but since I've been known to eat at 2 or 3 AM, I don't think skipping breakfast hurts me.
My psychology teacher explained that breakfast is "the most important meal of the day" because you go so long between dinner and breakfast...but since I've been known to eat at 2 or 3 AM, I don't think skipping breakfast hurts me.
Mon Nov 20, 2006 9:16 pm
Not often. I'm not that big I fan of cereal or toast or any other quick breakfast foods. I try to get breakfast everyday before school, but it usually doesn't work. I'll have a glass of juice, and sometimes a bowl of cereal, but usually I just grab a couple crackers on the way out to the bus. I'll start eating my lunch in second block though, so around 10 or 11(... and then finish it during fourth block(end of the day)).
Weekends(or rather, saturdays, as on sundays I have to get up roughly the same time as I would for school to go to skating(of course during the week I usually have stuff before school and have to get up even earlier))... anyway, weekends I usually don't get up til noon or later, which kind of eliminates the possibilty of breakfast. I usually won't have lunch til around four though, sometimes skip it entirely and wait til dinner.
...yeah, I don't eat enough.
Weekends(or rather, saturdays, as on sundays I have to get up roughly the same time as I would for school to go to skating(of course during the week I usually have stuff before school and have to get up even earlier))... anyway, weekends I usually don't get up til noon or later, which kind of eliminates the possibilty of breakfast. I usually won't have lunch til around four though, sometimes skip it entirely and wait til dinner.
...yeah, I don't eat enough.
Mon Nov 20, 2006 10:47 pm
I do try to eat breakfast but I can't have it everyday (usually when I sleep in I only have hot chocolate). If I can be bothered I'd make myself cheese on toast. There was a time when we had hash browns so I had one a day of them. I've stopped eating cereal...
... so in a word, yes, I do eat breakfast.
... so in a word, yes, I do eat breakfast.
Mon Nov 20, 2006 10:54 pm
I am a notorious non-breakfast eater. I am usually up for the breakfast time; I just don't eat it. Then my doctor told me that because of my very hectic schedule; I need to atleast try to eat three times a day; (instead of my usual once or twice.) I'm usually up for work around 4am; and I am never hungry at that time of the day. So I opted for vegan protein powder in apple juice.
Mon Nov 20, 2006 11:04 pm
I don't eat breakfast for the simple fact that if I do, I'm hungry for the entire day. If I eat breakfast, my stomach rumbles all day long, and I can eat, and eat, and eat, and still be hungry. If I don't eat breakfast, my two meals a day are quite satisfying. Occasionally, I'll grab a cup of coffee on my way to work, but I don't count that as breakfast since it's not food.
Mon Nov 20, 2006 11:06 pm
I eat breakfast every day, almost! The only times I don't is on the weekends when I sleep in, and when I get up lunch will be made in two hours so I don't bother.
I have to get up at 5:00 most morning, so if I haven't eaten I'm starving when lunch time comes around. I usually eat after my first class (which ends at 7:45; it's not an official class for school) and maybe a snack during the reading period, if I have something on me.
I have to get up at 5:00 most morning, so if I haven't eaten I'm starving when lunch time comes around. I usually eat after my first class (which ends at 7:45; it's not an official class for school) and maybe a snack during the reading period, if I have something on me.