Saying, "Oh my gosh, I could barely scramble an egg at 27," Williams decided it was time to start making meals instead of babies and records.
The parameters were simple: a 200-mile run along the mountainous spine of Wales, from the top of the principality to the bottom, broken into five-day-long sections, with 45,000ft of ascent and descent – on terrain so rough that much of it was barely suitable for scrambling, let alone running – with no defined route apart from a few dozen map references indicating checkpoints.
Like, when you've been in six meetings, felt beat up in five of them, and by 4 30 your brain is scrambled eggs, and you barely have the attention span of a gnat.
The dish in question, which she subsequently recommended to us, was bacalhau à brás, a delicate blend of scrambled eggs, cod, coriander and barely cooked onions.
But the Irish offense was also sputtering, especially quarterback Arnaz Battle, who scrambled for 107 yards but barely got the ball in the air, completing only 3 of 15 attempts for 40 yards.
The Romanian had scratched and scrambled to win only 34 points in the match, barely half of Li's 59 points.
Barely glancing at the menu, the novelist Meg Wolitzer ordered some scrambled egg whites, seven-grain toast and a Coke at the Three Guys diner on the Upper East Side one recent morning.
Sian Davies, a primary school teacher in Oxford, says: Learn to cook more than scrambled eggs: When I went to university my cooking repertoire barely extended beyond scrambling eggs, so I've made sure my son knows how to cook some basic meals.
Koolhaas scrambled to find a model-builder in a city he barely knew.
I was on my own, barely making ends meet, scrambling to find work I could do at home to pay rent.
