One egg.
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Abandon the diary for a month for the holidays and travel and look what happens? Three eggs became routine! Then four eggs! But now that I’m back to reading, we’re at one.
I miss everything good.
Joke:
Q. What is George Orwell’s favourite poet?
A. Shelley.*
(* as in egg shell.)
Q. What is George Orwell’s favourite anti-apartheid activist?
S. Steve Beak-o.
(Like a chicken’s beak.)
Interesting…If you click on “tags” (eggs) you get directed to a photo of someones breakfast,a discussion on possible addiction…( to Franks Red Hot Sauce…) and a discussion of American football teams (?metaphor for my entire thread here…) At least these “tags” (what the hell IS a tag…) are randomly generated .
How did we all get along before this…?
Or was G.O, counting his eggs,in a better/simpler/happier time…?
Jl3: limit of 10 comments per day will be enforced…
I hear ya George. Yesterday was totally a One Egg day for me too. I didn’t do anything.
One egg good, four eggs better.
Personally, I think George’s recent poultry notatitions are a seggway into more detailed political and philosophical musing.
Consider the egg:
Universe awaiting birth,
Or, perhaps, breakfast
Lamb and prune tajine followed by flourless orange cake for dinner, one modest espresso to follow. Weather mild and cloudy, with some showers. No eggs.