Today's breakfast

[lady_kishiria]

I finally got a chance to make the kind of breakfast I like to make and eat. Steve suggested getting a loaf of raisin bread so I could make French toast since we haven't had it in ages. So this morning it was French toast with raisin bread and turkey bacon.

We're a little puzzled by Mei-Mei who was very "meh" about the bacon. Usually she tap-dances for it.

Sociological experiment ahead: I'm going to the 1330 mass because the option is the oh-so-pasteurized 1100 at the Immaculata. The 1330 is down the street and in Spanish. Steve says that the 1330 is thus guaranteed to be short since kickoff is at 1530. I disagree, as it's my observation that Latinos are baseball fans. There is a Padres shop in Tijuana, not a Chargers one. Certainly my Papi was fanatical about his Mets and any interest he showed in the Redskins was purely out of courtesy for my dad and brother. So I shall now find out which one of us is right.

Pizza tonight (frozen, from Vons).

Comments

[garpu.livejournal.com]

I'm surprised they're doing a 5:45 Mass tonight. They did last year when the Seahawks went to the superbowl, but nobody was there.

[kishiriadgr.livejournal.com]

I never got to mass yesterday due to bad allergies. I did mean to go, after initial hesitation based on "God keeps kicking me in the teeth, why should I go to church?" but really, the allergies kept me home. That just made me think God didn't want me there.

[tomsalt.livejournal.com]

I have some supporting evidence for your theory. I went kayaking on the bay from ~3:30 - ~5:30 today and from when I got there to when I left there was a group of people playing volleyball & kicking around a football (soccer to us yanks). I would guess they were Latino based on two things, 1) the facial structure/body type and 2) they were speaking Spanish. I could be wrong, if my ears lied and they were really speaking Portuguese or Italian even though I speak none of them, they each sound quite different to my ear. But it sure looked like a group of Latinos that were about as interested in the "big game" as I was =).