Here I Sit (9) loving breakfast

I’ve totally outdone myself this morning – missed last nights blog but will make up for it today – and am kicking off in S T Y L E! Cup of home made Chai Tea – if you’ve never tried Chai it may not be ‘your bag’ – it’s sweetened spiced Indian tea – so cardamom, cinnamon, star anise and all sorts of other goodies – served milky. So, normally I cheat and just stew the chai in water and then add milk – like a normal tea. BUT today, I boiled milk with the chai in it – mmmmmm!

But that’s NOT all – had some left over corn from last night’s dinner – it was a toss up between a corn and mushroom omelete OR could I really be bothered and do my FAVOURITE breakfast treat with corn!!

Yes, yes  people I could – here I sit with fluffy bacon and corn pancakes dripping in maple syrup – it doesn’t get much better – I have spoilt myself to the max.

I LOVE BREAKFAST more than anything – canapes come a very close second but Breakfast is where it’s at for me.

Never been much of a lunch person – sandwiches just don’t rock my World, salad’s ok as a side dish and soup is god (freudian spelling mistake – decided to leave it!)  when it’s cold. Dinner is good but doesn’t get me as excited as a selection of nibbles, I’m and entree fan, a canape fancier, a tapas taster and a hors d’oeuvres aficionado.

I think I worked something out for myself yesterday – a bit of an epiphany really. I hate mind games, I get frustrated by people that can’t just say things as they are – whatever it is – work, play, personal, professional – if you want something, need to communicate something – say it. I might leave this for today – I still haven’t quite sussed this one out in my own mind and it’s a bit jumbled still – stay tuned – I will re-visit at some stage. (What a hypocrite – speaking of people who can’t say things as they are – maybe that’s it people don’t know what they want or how to communicate so they don’t say it or they say something to cover the fact they can’t say what they want!!)

So, in that case then, why do people struggle to find the words, to understand why they are hurt and how to let other people know, to say they want something and why and accept it if they are rejected. The problem is we are sometimes so caught up in our World that we fail to see how anyone else relates to what we are doing and saying. Life is a constant challenge of dealing with our own emotions and state of mental health and then interacting with other people who are struggling with their own issues.

It’s a rare and precious thing when we find a ‘like minded’ person – this is where friendships are made – and vice versa when we meet someone we ‘just don’t get’ – enemies are made!