Dreary Day, Dreary Mood
It's amazing how the weather affects your mood. The last few weeks have been pretty settled, this morning is manky and miserable. Sarah Cox on Radio One was having her text competition where listeners are asked to complete lyrics, this morning was a Feeder song, with the lyric ending..'I can't believe' The winning answer was 'I can't believe I have another 40 years of Monday mornings to get through'. This coupled with the new clamping regulations in work, the enforcement signs are up, just could be the impetus needed to type california & job in to google.
As soon as something positive happens today I will make the effort to post, reading the above probably only adds to other's Monday morning blues.
Comments
The food's better in California, too.
Posted by: Carrie | April 28, 2003 10:19 AM
Ack, sure there is no better feed than a honest-to-God Ulster fry. I would like to see the Charles Atlas beach types digest one of those!
Posted by: Heart Attack | April 28, 2003 12:12 PM
I think I am in the minority when I voice my dislike for Ulster Frys. I have never liked them, my workplace has subsidised frys at breakfast time, but you can't get anything else, no cereal, no fruit, no toast, nothing at all, except huge piles of badly cooked dodgey meat products.
Posted by: Jaffs | April 28, 2003 12:35 PM
No way, give me a rib sticking all day Mexican breakfast with thick rice, refried beans, scrambled eggs and chorizo and onions, homemade corn tortillas to scoop it all up in, with salsa. Sigh. Why did I do that? There's no chance I'll get anything like that here.........
I think the worst Ulster Frys are the ones you get at hotel buffets, dodgy meat doesn't cover it.
I wonder if they sell green tomatoes at the Chinese grocery.
Posted by: Carrie | April 28, 2003 01:56 PM
all day Mexican breakfast with thick rice, refried beans, scrambled eggs and chorizo and onions, homemade corn tortillas to scoop it all up in, with salsa.
I dread to think how windy that concoction would make my stomach.
Posted by: Jaffs | April 28, 2003 03:06 PM