Thursday: Milk And Cookies For Dinner
The Other Guy had dinner elsewhere, and I was lazy, so when he came home and made cookies, I decided those would be my dinner.
Mine were gone before I remembered to take a pic
Thursday: Toast And Eggs For Breakfast
The Other Guy made toast and eggs for breakfast. We drank orange juice with it.
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- A real breakfast
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- I accidentally bought the expensive kind; we drank $8 of OJ that morning
Wednesday: Homemade Hamburgers For Dinner
The Other Guy made hamburgers and fries for dinner on Wednesday. I drank water and he drank ginger ale.
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- Homemade
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- TOG’s dinner
Saturday: Spaghetti For Dinner
My dinner
The Other Guy made spaghetti for dinner on Saturday. We also ate salads and garlic bread. He drank chocolate milk, and I drank water.
TOG's dinner
Leftover Chicken And Corn For Dinner
My dinner
The Other Guy made dinner last night. He reheated some leftover chicken, added barbecue sauce, and served it with corn on the cob and salad. We both drank water.
TOG's dinner
Casserole For Dinner
My dinner
The Other Guy prepared a casserole two nights ago for dinner. It had mashed potatoes, cheese, and eggs in it. He drank root beer; I drank water.
TOG's dinner
Potato & Eggs Skillet
TOG likes his with ketchup
The Other Guy made what he calls "potato & eggs skillet" for dinner two days ago. While he adds a few spices, the primary ingredients are easy enough to guess. We drank some juice with this dinner.
I'm not sure what's in it, but I'm counting it as a fruit
I have plainer tastes
French Toast For Breakfast
The Other Guy made french toast for breakfast yesterday. I had it with butter, syrup, and milk. TOG had it the same, but with the addition of coffee.
Whole Chicken Devoured
Chicken and the bag from which it came
Two days ago, for dinner, The Other Guy and I had a whole chicken with mashed potatoes, and corn on the cob. I drank water. TOG drank chocolate milk.
It's like milk, but chocolatey
Whoever thought of putting corn on a cob was a genius