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[nisaa]

I was actually downtown early enough this morning - so early, in fact, that the shops in the Garment District weren't open yet. No shiny baubles for me this morning. I drove Ana to the bus station for her 8am bus which ended up being a 9:30 bus, not because I got her there late but because she didn't have a ticket and the bus was full. So we went to breakfast at a Mexican Diner. Omigod - so much food! There's enough for 3 breakfasts. Pancakes and eggs came with hashbrowns and corn tortillas and rice and beans!

I can't believe I woke up at 6:30 on a Sunday. There's a nap in my future somewhere after the trip to the Farmer's Market and before I hit the books.

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[ulf-rulz.livejournal.com]

So there's never a good time to make introductions here on LJ. You just bust down the door and loudly announce things like, "Hey. I'm the guy that's absconded with your daughter. I'm Tearloch's adopted bastard son by way of Gwenneth while she was in the Nunnery. (We're not sure who daddy is.) Anyway. You & Ajax sound like you'd make great in-laws. Howzaboudit? I'm a Maunchy-smith apprentice/squire to Tearloch. I've got a Celtic/German alliance household dedicated to the harrassment of Rome and all symbols of hierarchical authority; including one MaA, several ladies & a master brewer (who also makes root beer...) We glory in the pleasures of life: lazing about, eating good food and pleasing our women before making a late appearance on the battlefield."

So can I keep her?

Anyway, I can make it a *little* relevant. I really like breakfast. Mmmm... breakfast. Mexican breakfast. Huevos Rancheros anyone? I can make cappucinos at Pennsic....

[nisaa.livejournal.com]

Well, that was some introduction. It's a good thing I make public posts every once in a while, or else we'd have to wait until Pennsic to get acquainted.

Cappucinos sound good. But I make the Turkish coffee in our camp.

Pleased to meetcha.