Man, I need to think up more creative dishes. Here is day 3:
Breakfast: Pig in a blanket (Cascade Creek Farm sausage in a slice of Twisted Earth bread).
Lunch: Veggie Lasagna from Pilgrim’s Market deli
Snack: Bumble Bar
Coffee: DOMA with Spokane Family’s Farm milk (wish they had half and half)
Dinner: repeat of Day 2 dinner: Hamburger from Eaton Beef, S&P Homestead Farms eggs, toast
Side note: I found out that a person I know through LaunchPad, Gaia, is doing the challenge also.
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Blog post: Spokavore: Day 3 http://marksimonds.net/2010/02/17/spokavore-day-3/
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What about Remi?
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I’m obviously still in it. I just couldn’t find anything witty to write about myself.
Although I did make a mean steak dinner, it is true.
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Damn. I knew I should have included the extra U in “Inglourious.” It was early and I hadn’t had my Doma yet.
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Yeah, I misspelled the misspelling myself for the better part of last year.
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For Remi, how about, “shameless, as usual.”
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If by “shameless” you mean “awesome” — and I think you do — then I agree.
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I think she means “Cagetastic.”
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Pig in a blanket sounds good! I can't remember the last time I even heard the phrase.
Lame. I have been Spokavore challenging for over a day after getting kicked out.
bloggerskillz == megaFAIL
I’m going to eat something sinful now.
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