Luann by Greg Evans and Karen Evans for June 12, 2011

Second time’s the charm.

TMI, Frank. You got the correct answer on your second try.

Don’t toss it out, the garbage man may be Dirk.

Nancy even wakes up looking yummy. Gotta love that in a woman.

Hmmmm. Looks more like ‘Breakfast for ONE’. You know, back in MY day we…, Hey Frank, is THAT Coffee????

The coffee is ice cold… the bacon is soy based… the eggs over easy are over done… the juice is store bought… the toast is so hard you will lose a tooth or two…. and if they had gone to Dennys I’d have gotten hash browns…. but it wouldn’t have been breakfast in bed :D

Uh, thanks for letting me know that I ought to notice the avatars. I unfortunately have no idea which avatar you used last week.

Personally, if I were Nancy, I’d appreciate the actual economy behind the original response. Or maybe because that is the way I do things. Which reminds me that I ought to eat what remains of the cheese while I still can.

Love + practicality = out-of -date breakfast in bed.

I appreciate that he’s watching practical things while still doing something nice for his wife. As to a fast food breakfast – EWWW!

Thats the difference between men and women, women want food and flattery, a guy would simply say something like “just leave some cold pizza on the pillow next to me and I’ll eat when I wake up”

One of my mother’s best lines in regard to leftovers: “if the dog won’t eat it then your father will…”

My favorite guy was as much of a perfectionist as I. We orked together to find best recipes for “Belgian waffles” and also for various combos of creamed vegetable soups. We both always wanted to get it right and yes, his dog did eat some failures (and was happy!)

@Ladyfingers – I don’t like hash brown potatoes with breakfast but I have my own ricer if I wanted to make them!

Who really cares about the practicalities of dated food etc….it’s always lovely to see a thoughtful husband being romantic towards his wife….even if he’s a bit clumsy at it. These two have been married a long time and still obviously love each other very much. Nice to see in this world of ours.

In my Family, my Depression Era European Parents raised us to regard using up food before it got thrown out as the greatest virtue, perhaps the best two or three. Being nice to each other rated about fourth.

Nancy was being generous. :-)

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