msbelle, I dreamed my family was visiting your apartment last night. You were a gracious hostess and had many toys to offer Casper to play with. Your apartment was two rooms, one a kitchen/living room and the other a bed/bath which has a huge sunken whirlpool tub that took up 1/4 of the floor space. The only thing was, you taught my two-year-old child to smoke cigarettes, and she wandered around the rest of the dream puffing away. How could you!?

Have you tried various sweetners? Like honey or brown sugar? Various fruits, like bananas, raspberries, etc?

I get it from the cafeteria at work, which means my choices are brown sugar, cinnamon and raisins. I normally do the first two, and throw raisins in occaisionally for a change of pace. At home I've got some different flavored instant stuff that I eat on the weekends, but I'd rather get an extra 15 minutes of sleep in the morning than wake up early enough to cook and eat oatmeal at home.

I don't like eating traditional breakfast foods for breakfast. If I do eat breakfast, it's usually something like a bowl of miso.

I love traditional breakfast foods: eggs (fried, boiled, scrambled or in an omlette), bacon, sausage, biscuits and gravy, pancakes, waffles, french toast, cold and hot cereals, hash browns, etc. Most of them just aren't that good for you, though.

I finally got my official notice of condofication for my apartment under the front door this morning. Included in the paperwork was the offer for first refusal. I wasn't going to buy it anyway, since it's only a 1BR with no washer/dryer in the unit and only street parking that you have to pay an additional $24/month for the city permit, but it is in a nice vintage six-flat in a great neighborhood. Based on the price of a non-vintage unit I saw listed across the street for $125K (with a parking spot in the lot behind that building), I was thinking my place would be going for around $110-120K.

Try $189,500.

And some co-workers are wondering why I'm still renting...

I could eat breakfast three times a day.

Can't help you with the video Connie, but I think I have a couple of stills from that on my laptop at home.

Me too.

Happy Katie day!

Try $189,500.

Yikes! That'll get you a really good-sized house in the burbs.

I am just not cut out for breakfast unless it can be purchased and eaten in the car, and that sort of defeats the healthy side of things.

I have been happily inducted into the cult of the toaster waffle. It helps that I don't eat them with a fork and knife with syrup or anything, but out of the hand dry (but hot). I can walk to public transit and be done with breakfast by the time I get there.

Coffee, either at home or later, is a non-negotiable.

I love traditional breakfast foods

Oh, god, so do I. Yum.

Now I'm starving.