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Tuesday, August 30, 2011
No Coco Pops for this lass
"I've figured it out!" announced Jorth happily to Galumph. "I have cracked the nut! Solved the dastardly problem! Sorted out the quandary! Used my grey matter to fathom, to discern, to comprehend a solution!"
Galumph looked up from his book on Jørgen Jørgensen. "My darling wife", he said. "What on earth are you talking about?"
Jorth gave him the kind of look that husbands all around the world are familiar with: the look that plainly says "Where have you been? Why aren't you telepathically keeping up?" and answered "Protein, my love. Protein!"
Galumph put down his book with an inward sigh. He knew from long experience that if he didn't give her his full attention right then and there he would get no peace, so gently said "Illuminate me, dear, for I am still none the wiser."
Jorth grinned at him with affection, and said "I've figured out that if I incorporate protein into my breakfast each day, then my energy levels are far better! I can hold out for lunch for much longer, and I don't sink into a heap at 5 o'clock. Just think of all the delicious proteiney things I can eat for breakfast - asparagus and eggs, bean stew, braised lentils on toast, chickpea soups.... oh yeah, I can totally rock some soup for brekkie!" With that she bounded off to find a notepad to jot down some breakfast ideas, and Galumph deemed it safe to delve once more back into his copy of The English Dane.
Ah, I suspect that would work for me but my addiction to carbs (and my current obsession with porridge) wins every morning...Not that I have any aversion to soup for breakfast.
ReplyDeleteI pop a little protein powder in my oats thinking I can have a little of each of the carbs and protein. But eggs are definitely the best thing....
ReplyDeleteSounds like I need to add more protein to my breakfast too xo
ReplyDeleteAh, yes. I am quite familiar with protein for breakfast. It's a must-have for me and has been years. It doesn't stop there, though. I need protein all day!
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