Occasionally, I enjoy having the evening to myself.

[nanila]

You know what's awesome about being an adult? This is what I had for supper tonight:

• 1 bowl of popcorn
  
• 2 Oreos
  
• 1 mini-bag of Haribo (There are like 9 tiny Haribo in each of these)
  
• 1 satsuma
  
• 1 kiwi fruit

And no one can tell me that's wrong. Well, you can, but I won't care! Muahahaha. And anyway, what did YOU have for supper tonight? Was it unbelievably healthsome and proper? I don't think so. And if it was, do feel free to go and be smugly grown up somewhere else. >:)

(Concerned persons, e.g. the bloke, have been promised that I will eat a proper meal tomorrow, with actual real food and things.)

Oh, oh, guess what I'm having for dessert? Did you guess something that began in "single" and ended in "malt"? Very good! You are right!

Comments

[lurkingcat]

Bwahahah! Yes, that is one of the awesome things about being an adult :)

(I did not actually live on Pringles, chocolate and cider during my New Year holiday but I could have if I'd wanted to.)

[nanila]

Ooh, that sounds like a tasty meal. I'll have to try it sometime.

[alwayswondered]

I had fishcakes, kale and carrots, but I had ice cream for breakfast yesterday. \m/

(My dessert was a Crunchie. NOM.)

[nanila]

Ice cream for breakfast! Genius! (I have just checked the freezer and I have no ice cream. I shall fix this tomorrow.)

[caulkhead]

Bread. Cheese. An apple. Vanillekranzen. (I had the evening to myself, too).

Ooh, now that sounds like a good dessert option.

[nanila]

Ooh, what is vanillekranzen?

Tonight I had hot chocolate with dark rum in it for dessert. This is also a good option.

[foxfinial]

I had healthy food tonight - home-cooked curry - and then some chocolate, which I SUPPOSE is less healthy.

But sometimes I have a fry-up for dinner BECAUSE I CAN. It is not the kind of fry-up that's inclusive of vegetables. Whereas you seem to still eat fruit/veg when you're being less healthy.

[nanila]

Dark chocolate is reasonably good for you if it's >70% cocoa solids, no? Anyway, I figure it's "healthy" because it makes me feel happier. :P

Next time I shall leave off the fruit. The problem is, I adore fruit. I grew up in a place where you went outside and picked your breakfast off the trees. I would have more difficulty giving up fruit than I would giving up chocolate, or possibly even salt.

[foxfinial]

Ohhh, I don't eat dark chocolate. I eat Cadbury's. :3

Anyway, I figure it's "healthy" because it makes me feel happier. :P

YES.

I grew up in a place where you went outside and picked your breakfast off the trees.

Whereas I was a fussy child in a country where very little fruit is growing widely (the apple tree we had when I was a child only produced cooking apples), so I still can't quite get it into my head that fruit is for snacking. I like it! I really like drinking it! But I don't just munch on fruit the way I munch on chocolate. So I just drink it instead, currently by carton (non-concentrate, mostly, although this is concentrate but still phenomenal) but at some point I'll get a juicer for maximum deliciousnes.

[azurelunatic]

Ooo, tasty!

*eyes small collection of satsumas, contemplates the kiwi fruit popsicle in the freezer* (I overbought and didn't think I could eat them all before they went bad. Thus it came time to start a mashup and put in the popsicle molds. Next time I may do it with the tiny containers as well, for a more grown-up sorbet-like experience.)

[nanila]

Kiwi fruit popsicle! Oh, what a good idea. That sounds so refreshing.

[azurelunatic]

I am vexed that having eaten potato chips has perforated my mouth enough that now my delicious tangerine is stinging. Stupid sharp foods! Why you gotta be so tasty?

[lark_ascends]

Heee hee hee heeeeee...

[nanila]

I made myself a nice healthy supper tonight with vegetables and beans and things. It was boring, but probably for the best.

[quoththeravyn]

With you on the single malt dessert (with a tangerine, which makes it slightly less unhealthy; sorry). For dinner: gooey pasta with doctored sauce out of a jar. Not quite junk food, but close enough.

[nanila]

Ooh, I like a piece of citrus fruit with my digestif. Gives it extra zing.

[ironed_orchid]

On Sunday I had pancakes and maple syrup for dinner, but I did have a healthy and nutritious lunch of ice and curry, which made it all okay.

[nanila]

Oh, I haven't had breakfast-for-supper in far too long. I must do this soon. My granddad used to do it once a week, alternating between pancakes and waffles, and it always felt like a decadent treat.

Living the dream

[gominokouhai]

> And anyway, what did YOU have for supper tonight?

It's an unfair question, because on the night you asked I was being bought a three-course dinner in a Belgravia restaurant by my boss's boss. There was wine.

The following night I had a sausage roll (reheated in the microwave, with brown sauce), a leftover venison pie, and a rather squashed Double Decker. There was bourbon. Lots of bourbon. And some rum. It was necessary.

Re: Living the dream

[nanila]

Damn! Although a three-course Belgravia dinner doesn't sound that healthy. (Or even filling, if it was one of those places where they perch a tiny piece of food in the middle of an enormous plate sprinkled with mysterious sauce and top it with inexplicable slivers of unidentifiable garnish.)

Bourbon is essential. I take a dose at least once a week.

[surexit]

♥

I am late, but I had crisps and a burger. AND SOME CHOCOLATE. :D:D:D:D

[nanila]

I applaud your selection. I might need to copy it today as canapes and champagne, while delicious, didn't make for a very filling meal last night!