I went home Friday and had a busy weekend stomping around the old stomping grounds, going to Mass for 2.5 hours, snagging a Pizza King pizza, watching a rugby game and antiquing. Not in that order
I bailed from work early on Friday and made it home around 5 or so, upon which I was treated to broccoli cheese soup and garlicky bread. I then lay around for a bit and went to bed. Saturday dawned and I futzed around for a few hours before going to some antique stores in my quest to find a damned dining table. There was a wooden table for $32.50 at a little place downtown, but I had no way to transport it up here. I then headed for College Corner and stopped at a couple of places there. Still no dice, although I saw a work table that was exactly what I wanted in the way of a desk, except that it was too short in the legs. Instead I spent two dollars on 10 classic science fiction books, including a first edition of Philip K. Dick’s Ubik, which I’m going to sell on Ebay.
Then I went to see my friend’s rugby game at Miami of Ohio. They played in prom dresses; it was hilarious and muddy. The kicker on Miami’s team was really hot too. I had a slice of ‘za with the team afterward but then had to bail because I had 2.5 hours of church to attend. Mass was over around ten and I zonked out immediately. Sunday dawned and mom made breakfast pizza which was rather tasty. I then lay around reading some more [the rest of this week will be book reviews] and loaded my car up with my hand carved stone chess set, a bunch of random clothes, an old stereo with a phonograph, some old records and my antique gumball machine that I’d forgotten over Christmas. Then I had a tasty Easter dinner of baked ham, taters au gratin and sugar snap peas. Then I did dishes, hit the road, arrived in Cleveland around 6:45, unloaded all of my crap, had some leftover soup and went the hell to bed.
Now I’m at work.
what does breakfast pizza consist of?
you roll out biscuit dough and mush it into a pizza shape and then put cheese and mushrooms and eggs and sausage on it and then cook it like a pizza.
If you can wait a few months, we’ll probably be selling our kitchen table. We got it from an antique shop about a year ago, and it’s still in the same shape we bought it in. I’m not sure how much you’re looking to spend on a table, but… it’s a possiblity at least.