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This week's prompt is "Egg"
I like eggs. I’m often treated to breakfast in bed by hubby and that will usually be fried egg with bacon, toast and often baked beans. Sometimes the eggs will be scambled, sometimes there will be an omelette.
This week's prompt is "Egg"
I like eggs. I’m often treated to breakfast in bed by hubby and that will usually be fried egg with bacon, toast and often baked beans. Sometimes the eggs will be scambled, sometimes there will be an omelette.
If I make the eggs I’ll often poach them as I think it’s
more healthy. Occasionally we’ll have a
boiled egg or even hardboiled in a sandwich.
Of course my favourite egg is one that is made of
chocolate. Easter is a favourite time of
year for me as it’s a good excuse for eating chocolate. It would be very rude not to eat a present
wouldn’t it? But why do they have to be hollow?
Think of all the extra chocolate you’d have if they were solid.
I know they would be harder to eat and would require
cutlery. But still in this case more is
more! And I need more!
Alternatively the inner void needs to be filled
with the gooey, deliciousness of a crème egg.
Or a truffle centre. The
hollowness is a waste of space. It’s a
disappointment. Air tastes of
nothing. Of course air doesn’t add
calories either but who’s counting calories when you’re eating an Easter
egg? It’s a treat. A guilty pleasure. A reward.
A craving that has to be sated.
But of course there’s always the danger of ending up with
egg on your face.
Haha! Indeed!
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