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The other morning the tray arrived with its dainty array of coffee, toast, orange juice, and this simple list: "Coffee, chocolate, rice, bacon.
At 7 35, five minutes past the deadline to go to the dining hall for French toast, orange juice, apples and boxes of Golden Grahams, Reneka pulled on her uniform of khaki pants and a pale blue polo shirt.
After that go get a nice breakfast, such as eggs, sausage/bacon, pancakes, toast, Orange juice, milk, and/or yogurt.
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The furnishings are "contemporary, but very, very comfortable," she said, with earthy materials like wood and wool and colors like deep eggplant and toasted orange.
I want some breakfast!" 6 30 I make Ezra his cereal, toast and orange juice breakfast.
Lamest you've had so far?" With my sourdough toast and orange cordial, I'm in no position to call anything lame.
After these, I can't cope with crisp duck leg with French toast and orange maple syrup, or coconut-crusted spam dumplings.
At the start of the study, his team measured the participants' hormone levels and assessed their hunger and appetites after they ate a boiled egg, toast, margarine, orange juice and crackers for breakfast.
From left to right — no political joke intended — Edward Cox (egg, toast); Mrs. Cox (orange juice only, thank you); David Eisenhower (English muffin, scrambled eggs, milk, coffee, tomato juice); Mrs. Eisenhower (coffee, as a prop); and me.
"If midnight is the gambler's noon, what the hell time is this?" He held up fine, ordering (though not finishing) his smoked salmon and eggs, accompanied by rye toast and orange juice.
Start your tour of the south side neighborhood with a coffee and bostok ($3) — Eastern European toast with orange and almond cream at — at Columbia City Bakery (4865 Rainier Avenue South, 206-723-6023) to fuel your foot-powered tour.
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