Some mornings and others...

April 1, 2009

This past Saturday both and I woke up extremely tired. had one of her bad nights after Rebif which kept her awake, and that usually keeps me more or less awake too. And we had laundry to do, so no sleeping late despite it being Saturday. We have a habit of making ourselves a nice weekend-breakfast on Saturdays and Sundays, or, failing that, at least one of the days. The kind with freshly baked (OK, the bake-off variety...) bread, still warm, and tasty cheese, marmalade (apricot usually), etc. Sometimes egg. Coffee, of course... And we did that this past Saturday too, knowing it was the only chance that weekend, as we were going to be away from home Sunday morning. But seldom have two people operating in a fully functioning kitchen had bigger difficulties getting a breakfast on the table, I think... I managed to first knock the filter over and get coffee all over the sink. Then, in my second try to make coffee I had unknowingly pushed the button on the filter holder to "closed", causing all the water to stay in the filterholder (but, unfortunately not in the filter...) and resulting in a sort of coffee mud, completely undrinkable even if you'd filter it again (I know, I've tried...). And then went to put the lid on the marmalade jar, to keep it fresh during the uncertain wait for something resembling coffee, but instead she picked up her box of snus ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snus ) and put it in the jar (it was round, so close enough...). I heard a surprised: "I swear that in my mind that WAS the marmalade lid!" behind me and turned around to see the uncommon combination of tobacco and fruit... In fact we were SO terrible at making breakfast that it was almost funny, although frustrating of course, I mean we sure needed that coffee... I think that if you manage to fail in making coffee. Twice. In a row. And then proceed to put tobacco in your marmalade you should probably just deem yourself incompetent to make breakfast and go out to have it someplace... Unfortunately the closest breakfast place is 30 minutes away, and we didn't really have the time...Today, despite the fact that had her Rebif last night, we have both slept well. And this morning was an exemplary relaxed spring morning, with perfectly made coffee and filmjölk ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fil_(milk_product) ) and müsli. Not a weekend breakfast – not that much time for it, and not the same food – but still! What a difference a good night's sleep can make to a breakfast, huh? Hopefully we'll get a morning and breakfast like that this weekend as well.love/Reb

April 1, 2009

me me me

I know what muesli is

ha ha ha

it is cereal

can't remember if you eat it hot or cold

April 1, 2009

me me me

I know what muesli is

ha ha ha

it is cereal

can't remember if you eat it hot or cold

April 1, 2009

Not sure if you know about April Fool's day, but itsounds as if you had an early one--the day fooled youand pulled the wool over your eyes!! I've had days like that--especially with the coffee, which is exceedinglymaddening--as there is nothing like that first cup of coffeein the morning! Thank you for the story, and hopefully itwill be the only one like it in your future! Please sendhugs along to for me, and one for yourself as well,Reb! ~Kate Some mornings and others...To: MSersLife > This past Saturday both and I woke up extremely tired. > had one> of her bad nights after Rebif which kept her awake, and that usually> keeps me more or less awake too. And we had laundry to do, so no> sleeping late despite it being Saturday. We have a habit of making> ourselves a nice weekend-breakfast on Saturdays and Sundays, or, > failingthat, at least one of the days. The kind with freshly > baked (OK, the> bake-off variety...) bread, still warm, and tasty cheese, marmalade> (apricot usually), etc. Sometimes egg. Coffee, of course... And > we did> that this past Saturday too, knowing it was the only chance that> weekend, as we were going to be away from home Sunday morning. But> seldom have two people operating in a fully functioning kitchen had> bigger difficulties getting a breakfast on the table, I think... I> managed to first knock the filter over and get coffee all over > the sink.> Then, in my second try to make coffee I had unknowingly pushed the> button on the filter holder to "closed", causing all the water > to stay> in the filterholder (but, unfortunately not in the filter...) and> resulting in a sort of coffee mud, completely undrinkable even > if you'd> filter it again (I know, I've tried...). And then went to > put the> lid on the marmalade jar, to keep it fresh during the uncertain > wait for> something resembling coffee, but instead she picked up her box > of snus (> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snus ) and put it in the jar (it > was round,> so close enough...). I heard a surprised: "I swear that in my > mind that> WAS the marmalade lid!" behind me and turned around to see the > uncommoncombination of tobacco and fruit... In fact we were SO > terrible at> making breakfast that it was almost funny, although frustrating of> course, I mean we sure needed that coffee... I think that if you > manageto fail in making coffee. Twice. In a row. And then > proceed to put> tobacco in your marmalade you should probably just deem yourself> incompetent to make breakfast and go out to have it someplace...> Unfortunately the closest breakfast place is 30 minutes away, > and we> didn't really have the time...> > Today, despite the fact that had her Rebif last night, we > have both> slept well. And this morning was an exemplary relaxed spring morning,> with perfectly made coffee and filmjölk (> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fil_(milk_product) ) and müsli. Not a> weekend breakfast – not that much time for it, and not the same food> – but still! What a difference a good night's sleep can make to a> breakfast, huh? Hopefully we'll get a morning and breakfast like that> this weekend as well.> > love> /Reb> >

April 1, 2009

Not sure if you know about April Fool's day, but itsounds as if you had an early one--the day fooled youand pulled the wool over your eyes!! I've had days like that--especially with the coffee, which is exceedinglymaddening--as there is nothing like that first cup of coffeein the morning! Thank you for the story, and hopefully itwill be the only one like it in your future! Please sendhugs along to for me, and one for yourself as well,Reb! ~Kate Some mornings and others...To: MSersLife > This past Saturday both and I woke up extremely tired. > had one> of her bad nights after Rebif which kept her awake, and that usually> keeps me more or less awake too. And we had laundry to do, so no> sleeping late despite it being Saturday. We have a habit of making> ourselves a nice weekend-breakfast on Saturdays and Sundays, or, > failingthat, at least one of the days. The kind with freshly > baked (OK, the> bake-off variety...) bread, still warm, and tasty cheese, marmalade> (apricot usually), etc. Sometimes egg. Coffee, of course... And > we did> that this past Saturday too, knowing it was the only chance that> weekend, as we were going to be away from home Sunday morning. But> seldom have two people operating in a fully functioning kitchen had> bigger difficulties getting a breakfast on the table, I think... I> managed to first knock the filter over and get coffee all over > the sink.> Then, in my second try to make coffee I had unknowingly pushed the> button on the filter holder to "closed", causing all the water > to stay> in the filterholder (but, unfortunately not in the filter...) and> resulting in a sort of coffee mud, completely undrinkable even > if you'd> filter it again (I know, I've tried...). And then went to > put the> lid on the marmalade jar, to keep it fresh during the uncertain > wait for> something resembling coffee, but instead she picked up her box > of snus (> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snus ) and put it in the jar (it > was round,> so close enough...). I heard a surprised: "I swear that in my > mind that> WAS the marmalade lid!" behind me and turned around to see the > uncommoncombination of tobacco and fruit... In fact we were SO > terrible at> making breakfast that it was almost funny, although frustrating of> course, I mean we sure needed that coffee... I think that if you > manageto fail in making coffee. Twice. In a row. And then > proceed to put> tobacco in your marmalade you should probably just deem yourself> incompetent to make breakfast and go out to have it someplace...> Unfortunately the closest breakfast place is 30 minutes away, > and we> didn't really have the time...> > Today, despite the fact that had her Rebif last night, we > have both> slept well. And this morning was an exemplary relaxed spring morning,> with perfectly made coffee and filmjölk (> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fil_(milk_product) ) and müsli. Not a> weekend breakfast – not that much time for it, and not the same food> – but still! What a difference a good night's sleep can make to a> breakfast, huh? Hopefully we'll get a morning and breakfast like that> this weekend as well.> > love> /Reb> >

April 1, 2009

ROFLMHO!!! I'm sorry to be laughing so hard at your very uncomfortable dilema, but while reading it, I was visualizing an episode of I Love Lucy LOL. I'm so sorry your Saturday morning was ruined because you hadn't had a good night's sleep. I can really relate to you and . I suffer from insomnia on a regular basis. I'm glad you guys were able to get a better night's sleep last night.

My love to you and .

Blessings...

Val

MS and BPD Awareness

Subject: Some mornings and others...To: MSersLife Date: Wednesday, April 1, 2009, 9:46 AM

This past Saturday both and I woke up extremely tired. had one of her bad nights after Rebif which kept her awake, and that usually keeps me more or less awake too. And we had laundry to do, so no sleeping late despite it being Saturday. We have a habit of making ourselves a nice weekend-breakfast on Saturdays and Sundays, or, failing that, at least one of the days. The kind with freshly baked (OK, the bake-off variety...) bread, still warm, and tasty cheese, marmalade (apricot usually), etc. Sometimes egg. Coffee, of course... And we did that this past Saturday too, knowing it was the only chance that weekend, as we were going to be away from home Sunday morning. But seldom have two people operating in a fully functioning kitchen had bigger difficulties getting a breakfast on the table, I think... I managed to first knock the filter over and get coffee all over the sink. Then, in my second try to make coffee I had unknowingly

pushed the button on the filter holder to "closed", causing all the water to stay in the filterholder (but, unfortunately not in the filter...) and resulting in a sort of coffee mud, completely undrinkable even if you'd filter it again (I know, I've tried...). And then went to put the lid on the marmalade jar, to keep it fresh during the uncertain wait for something resembling coffee, but instead she picked up her box of snus ( http://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ Snus ) and put it in the jar (it was round, so close enough...). I heard a surprised: "I swear that in my mind that WAS the marmalade lid!" behind me and turned around to see the uncommon combination of tobacco and fruit... In fact we were SO terrible at making breakfast that it was almost funny, although frustrating of course, I mean we sure needed that coffee... I think that if you manage to fail in making coffee. Twice. In a row. And then proceed to put tobacco in your marmalade you should

probably just deem yourself incompetent to make breakfast and go out to have it someplace... Unfortunately the closest breakfast place is 30 minutes away, and we didn't really have the time...Today, despite the fact that had her Rebif last night, we have both slept well. And this morning was an exemplary relaxed spring morning, with perfectly made coffee and filmjÃ¶lk ( http://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ Fil_(milk_ product) ) and mÃ¼sli. Not a weekend breakfast â€“ not that much time for it, and not the same food â€“ but still! What a difference a good night's sleep can make to a breakfast, huh? Hopefully we'll get a morning and breakfast like that this weekend as well.love/Reb

April 1, 2009

ROFLMHO!!! I'm sorry to be laughing so hard at your very uncomfortable dilema, but while reading it, I was visualizing an episode of I Love Lucy LOL. I'm so sorry your Saturday morning was ruined because you hadn't had a good night's sleep. I can really relate to you and . I suffer from insomnia on a regular basis. I'm glad you guys were able to get a better night's sleep last night.

My love to you and .

Blessings...

Val

MS and BPD Awareness

Subject: Some mornings and others...To: MSersLife Date: Wednesday, April 1, 2009, 9:46 AM

This past Saturday both and I woke up extremely tired. had one of her bad nights after Rebif which kept her awake, and that usually keeps me more or less awake too. And we had laundry to do, so no sleeping late despite it being Saturday. We have a habit of making ourselves a nice weekend-breakfast on Saturdays and Sundays, or, failing that, at least one of the days. The kind with freshly baked (OK, the bake-off variety...) bread, still warm, and tasty cheese, marmalade (apricot usually), etc. Sometimes egg. Coffee, of course... And we did that this past Saturday too, knowing it was the only chance that weekend, as we were going to be away from home Sunday morning. But seldom have two people operating in a fully functioning kitchen had bigger difficulties getting a breakfast on the table, I think... I managed to first knock the filter over and get coffee all over the sink. Then, in my second try to make coffee I had unknowingly

pushed the button on the filter holder to "closed", causing all the water to stay in the filterholder (but, unfortunately not in the filter...) and resulting in a sort of coffee mud, completely undrinkable even if you'd filter it again (I know, I've tried...). And then went to put the lid on the marmalade jar, to keep it fresh during the uncertain wait for something resembling coffee, but instead she picked up her box of snus ( http://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ Snus ) and put it in the jar (it was round, so close enough...). I heard a surprised: "I swear that in my mind that WAS the marmalade lid!" behind me and turned around to see the uncommon combination of tobacco and fruit... In fact we were SO terrible at making breakfast that it was almost funny, although frustrating of course, I mean we sure needed that coffee... I think that if you manage to fail in making coffee. Twice. In a row. And then proceed to put tobacco in your marmalade you should

probably just deem yourself incompetent to make breakfast and go out to have it someplace... Unfortunately the closest breakfast place is 30 minutes away, and we didn't really have the time...Today, despite the fact that had her Rebif last night, we have both slept well. And this morning was an exemplary relaxed spring morning, with perfectly made coffee and filmjÃ¶lk ( http://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ Fil_(milk_ product) ) and mÃ¼sli. Not a weekend breakfast â€“ not that much time for it, and not the same food â€“ but still! What a difference a good night's sleep can make to a breakfast, huh? Hopefully we'll get a morning and breakfast like that this weekend as well.love/Reb

April 1, 2009

Correct! We eat it cold, with/in fil (a fermented milk product, easiest described as like sour cream but lower in fat), or yogurt. I had a combination this morning: Half vanilla yogurt, and half fil.love/Reb>> > me me me> > I know what muesli is> > ha ha ha> > it is cereal> > can't remember if you eat it hot or cold>

April 1, 2009

Correct! We eat it cold, with/in fil (a fermented milk product, easiest described as like sour cream but lower in fat), or yogurt. I had a combination this morning: Half vanilla yogurt, and half fil.love/Reb>> > me me me> > I know what muesli is> > ha ha ha> > it is cereal> > can't remember if you eat it hot or cold>

April 1, 2009

occasionally I get it right

April 1, 2009

occasionally I get it right

April 1, 2009

Thanks, Kate! It's really a catch 22 situation when you feel that you may not be able to make coffee unless you first get some coffee...love/Reb>> Not sure if you know about April Fool's day, but it> sounds as if you had an early one--the day fooled you> and pulled the wool over your eyes!! I've had days > like that--especially with the coffee, which is exceedingly> maddening--as there is nothing like that first cup of coffee> in the morning! Thank you for the story, and hopefully it> will be the only one like it in your future! Please send> hugs along to for me, and one for yourself as well,> Reb! ~Kate> > Some mornings and others...> To: MSersLife > > > This past Saturday both and I woke up extremely tired. > had one> > of her bad nights after Rebif which kept her awake, and that usually> > keeps me more or less awake too. And we had laundry to do, so no> > sleeping late despite it being Saturday. We have a habit of making> > ourselves a nice weekend-breakfast on Saturdays and Sundays, or, > > failingthat, at least one of the days. The kind with freshly > > baked (OK, the> > bake-off variety...) bread, still warm, and tasty cheese, marmalade> > (apricot usually), etc. Sometimes egg. Coffee, of course... And > > we did> > that this past Saturday too, knowing it was the only chance that> > weekend, as we were going to be away from home Sunday morning. But> > seldom have two people operating in a fully functioning kitchen had> > bigger difficulties getting a breakfast on the table, I think... I> > managed to first knock the filter over and get coffee all over > > the sink.> > Then, in my second try to make coffee I had unknowingly pushed the> > button on the filter holder to "closed", causing all the water > > to stay> > in the filterholder (but, unfortunately not in the filter...) and> > resulting in a sort of coffee mud, completely undrinkable even > > if you'd> > filter it again (I know, I've tried...). And then went to > > put the> > lid on the marmalade jar, to keep it fresh during the uncertain > > wait for> > something resembling coffee, but instead she picked up her box > > of snus (> > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snus ) and put it in the jar (it > > was round,> > so close enough...). I heard a surprised: "I swear that in my > > mind that> > WAS the marmalade lid!" behind me and turned around to see the > > uncommoncombination of tobacco and fruit... In fact we were SO > > terrible at> > making breakfast that it was almost funny, although frustrating of> > course, I mean we sure needed that coffee... I think that if you > > manageto fail in making coffee. Twice. In a row. And then > > proceed to put> > tobacco in your marmalade you should probably just deem yourself> > incompetent to make breakfast and go out to have it someplace...> > Unfortunately the closest breakfast place is 30 minutes away, > > and we> > didn't really have the time...> > > > Today, despite the fact that had her Rebif last night, we > > have both> > slept well. And this morning was an exemplary relaxed spring morning,> > with perfectly made coffee and filmjölk (> > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fil_(milk_product) ) and müsli. Not a> > weekend breakfast – not that much time for it, and not the same food> > – but still! What a difference a good night's sleep can make to a> > breakfast, huh? Hopefully we'll get a morning and breakfast like that> > this weekend as well.> > > > love> > /Reb> > > >>

April 1, 2009

Thanks, Kate! It's really a catch 22 situation when you feel that you may not be able to make coffee unless you first get some coffee...love/Reb>> Not sure if you know about April Fool's day, but it> sounds as if you had an early one--the day fooled you> and pulled the wool over your eyes!! I've had days > like that--especially with the coffee, which is exceedingly> maddening--as there is nothing like that first cup of coffee> in the morning! Thank you for the story, and hopefully it> will be the only one like it in your future! Please send> hugs along to for me, and one for yourself as well,> Reb! ~Kate> > Some mornings and others...> To: MSersLife > > > This past Saturday both and I woke up extremely tired. > had one> > of her bad nights after Rebif which kept her awake, and that usually> > keeps me more or less awake too. And we had laundry to do, so no> > sleeping late despite it being Saturday. We have a habit of making> > ourselves a nice weekend-breakfast on Saturdays and Sundays, or, > > failingthat, at least one of the days. The kind with freshly > > baked (OK, the> > bake-off variety...) bread, still warm, and tasty cheese, marmalade> > (apricot usually), etc. Sometimes egg. Coffee, of course... And > > we did> > that this past Saturday too, knowing it was the only chance that> > weekend, as we were going to be away from home Sunday morning. But> > seldom have two people operating in a fully functioning kitchen had> > bigger difficulties getting a breakfast on the table, I think... I> > managed to first knock the filter over and get coffee all over > > the sink.> > Then, in my second try to make coffee I had unknowingly pushed the> > button on the filter holder to "closed", causing all the water > > to stay> > in the filterholder (but, unfortunately not in the filter...) and> > resulting in a sort of coffee mud, completely undrinkable even > > if you'd> > filter it again (I know, I've tried...). And then went to > > put the> > lid on the marmalade jar, to keep it fresh during the uncertain > > wait for> > something resembling coffee, but instead she picked up her box > > of snus (> > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snus ) and put it in the jar (it > > was round,> > so close enough...). I heard a surprised: "I swear that in my > > mind that> > WAS the marmalade lid!" behind me and turned around to see the > > uncommoncombination of tobacco and fruit... In fact we were SO > > terrible at> > making breakfast that it was almost funny, although frustrating of> > course, I mean we sure needed that coffee... I think that if you > > manageto fail in making coffee. Twice. In a row. And then > > proceed to put> > tobacco in your marmalade you should probably just deem yourself> > incompetent to make breakfast and go out to have it someplace...> > Unfortunately the closest breakfast place is 30 minutes away, > > and we> > didn't really have the time...> > > > Today, despite the fact that had her Rebif last night, we > > have both> > slept well. And this morning was an exemplary relaxed spring morning,> > with perfectly made coffee and filmjölk (> > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fil_(milk_product) ) and müsli. Not a> > weekend breakfast – not that much time for it, and not the same food> > – but still! What a difference a good night's sleep can make to a> > breakfast, huh? Hopefully we'll get a morning and breakfast like that> > this weekend as well.> > > > love> > /Reb> > > >>

April 1, 2009

It's ok, Val. We laughed a bit about it too ; 0), especially when

said that the bread may be a bit underdone. I told her not to worry, I

think underdone bread will be just perfect with tobacco marmalade and

coffee mud...

love

/Reb

>

> From: reb_41se reb_41se@...

> Subject: Some mornings and others...

> To: MSersLife

> Date: Wednesday, April 1, 2009, 9:46 AM

>

> This past Saturday both and I woke up extremely tired. had

one of her bad nights after Rebif which kept her awake, and that usually

keeps me more or less awake too. And we had laundry to do, so no

sleeping late despite it being Saturday. We have a habit of making

ourselves a nice weekend-breakfast on Saturdays and Sundays, or, failing

that, at least one of the days. The kind with freshly baked (OK, the

bake-off variety...) bread, still warm, and tasty cheese, marmalade

(apricot usually), etc. Sometimes egg. Coffee, of course... And we did

that this past Saturday too, knowing it was the only chance that

weekend, as we were going to be away from home Sunday morning. But

seldom have two people operating in a fully functioning kitchen had

bigger difficulties getting a breakfast on the table, I think... I

managed to first knock the filter over and get coffee all over the sink.

Then, in my second try to make coffee I had unknowingly pushed the

button

> on the filter holder to " closed " , causing all the water to stay in

the filterholder (but, unfortunately not in the filter...) and resulting

in a sort of coffee mud, completely undrinkable even if you'd filter it

again (I know, I've tried...). And then went to put the lid on the

marmalade jar, to keep it fresh during the uncertain wait for something

resembling coffee, but instead she picked up her box of snus (

http://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ Snus ) and put it in the jar (it was

round, so close enough...). I heard a surprised: " I swear that in my

mind that WAS the marmalade lid! " behind me and turned around to see the

uncommon combination of tobacco and fruit... In fact we were SO terrible

at making breakfast that it was almost funny, although frustrating of

course, I mean we sure needed that coffee... I think that if you manage

to fail in making coffee. Twice. In a row. And then proceed to put

tobacco in your marmalade you should probably just deem

> yourself incompetent to make breakfast and go out to have it

someplace... Unfortunately the closest breakfast place is 30 minutes

away, and we didn't really have the time...

>

> Today, despite the fact that had her Rebif last night, we have

both slept well. And this morning was an exemplary relaxed spring

morning, with perfectly made coffee and filmjÃ¶lk (

http://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ Fil_(milk_ product) ) and mÃ¼sli. Not

a weekend breakfast â€ " not that much time for it, and not the same

food â€ " but still! What a difference a good night's sleep can make

to a breakfast, huh? Hopefully we'll get a morning and breakfast like

that this weekend as well.

>

> love

> /Reb

>

April 1, 2009

Oh, dear, that

morning sounds like some around here…. ;-)

I’m certainly

glad today was better for you! Hopefully it’s just the start of a lovely

lovely spring!

T

in WY

" You get a wonderful view from the point of no return... "

http://practical-blackwork.blogspot.com

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Some mornings and

others...

This past Saturday both and I woke up extremely

tired. had one of her bad nights after Rebif which kept her awake, and

that usually keeps me more or less awake too. And we had laundry to do, so no

sleeping late despite it being Saturday. We have a habit of making ourselves a

nice weekend-breakfast on Saturdays and Sundays, or, failing that, at least one

of the days. The kind with freshly baked (OK, the bake-off variety...) bread,

still warm, and tasty cheese, marmalade (apricot usually), etc. Sometimes egg.

Coffee, of course... And we did that this past Saturday too, knowing it was the

only chance that weekend, as we were going to be away from home Sunday morning.

But seldom have two people operating in a fully functioning kitchen had bigger

difficulties getting a breakfast on the table, I think... I managed to first

knock the filter over and get coffee all over the sink. Then, in my second try

to make coffee I had unknowingly pushed the button on the filter holder to

" closed " , causing all the water to stay in the filterholder (but,

unfortunately not in the filter...) and resulting in a sort of coffee mud,

completely undrinkable even if you'd filter it again (I know, I've tried...).

And then went to put the lid on the marmalade jar, to keep it fresh during

the uncertain wait for something resembling coffee, but instead she picked up

her box of snus ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snus ) and put it in the jar (it

was round, so close enough...). I heard a surprised: " I swear that in my

mind that WAS the marmalade lid! " behind me and turned around to see the

uncommon combination of tobacco and fruit... In fact we were SO terrible at

making breakfast that it was almost funny, although frustrating of course, I

mean we sure needed that coffee... I think that if you manage to fail in making

coffee. Twice. In a row. And then proceed to put tobacco in your marmalade you

should probably just deem yourself incompetent to make breakfast and go out to

have it someplace... Unfortunately the closest breakfast place is 30 minutes

away, and we didn't really have the time...

Today, despite the fact that had her Rebif last night, we have both slept

well. And this morning was an exemplary relaxed spring morning, with perfectly

made coffee and filmjölk ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fil_(milk_product) )

and müsli. Not a weekend breakfast – not that much time for it, and not

the same food – but still! What a difference a good night's sleep can

make to a breakfast, huh? Hopefully we'll get a morning and breakfast like that

this weekend as well.

love

/Reb

April 1, 2009

It is dry rolled flakes of various grains,

usually eaten with cut fruit and milk,

usually cold--kind of mushy if one heats

it--Swiss origin, I think.

Love,

n

To: MSersLife Sent: Wednesday, April 1, 2009 4:21:34 AMSubject: Re: Some mornings and others...

me me meI know what muesli isha ha hait is cerealcan't remember if you eat it hot or cold

April 1, 2009

Remind me not to go to breakfast at your home (unless you're doing the musli thing, that's good yum, and I'd love to try that milk stuff...)

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