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Breakfast:

Marmite bagel.

Lunch:

Beans on toast, made by P.

Working from home today, and having to work over lunch due to someone not sending me something until very late.

Dinner:

Chicken and tarragon pie, with potato wedges and baked beans.

Breakfast:

A late one, in the office: bagel with chives-laced Philadelphia cream cheese

Lunch:

Ebi gyoza and beef ho fun, from Miso Noodle Bar in Richmond (a working lunch).

Dinner:

Chorizo risotto, made by P.

Breakfast:

P was unwell, so it was up to me to sort out A’s breakfast. I managed to grab a marmite bagel and a half, in between serving little madam.

Lunch:

A chicken, lettuce and tomato poppy-seeded baguette from posh bakery Paul. It was a strange feeling having to venture out to get lunch and pay for it with cash.

Dinner:

Noodles with some leftover chicken slices from Sunday’s festivities.

Breakfast:

Scrambled egg on toast.

Lunch:

Meatloaf and mashed potato (bought by P from M&S). I do make home-made versions of these (which are tastier) but with a flight to catch, needs must.

Airplane:

Tuna and mayo / ham, cheese & pickle half-sandwiches, and a breakaway chocolate bar thing.

Dinner:

Arrived late (c’mon, I was flying from Terminal 5 – what do you expect?) so had to order some bar food from the limited menu. The hotel, in an effort to be all fusion-y, had a weird menu so I ended up with a salmon and wasabi bagel. Unfortunately, the wasabi had been spread like it was cream cheese, so every bite was a tearful experience, much to the amusement of my colleagues. If I hadn’t been so hungry, I’d have sent it back.

Breakfast:

No time for breakfast at home, so had to grab a bagel, spread with marmite, at work.

Lunch:

A poppy-seed covered baguette, filled with chicken, lettuce and tomato from posh-ish high street baker Paul.  Someone at work said I must be earning too much to afford to buy stuff from Paul, but the cost of the baguette (£3.30) was less than I’d have had to spend at Subway, plus it was good quality stuff.

Dinner:

Polly did a repeat of her chicken koftas, from the Lazy Bruch book.  Lovely stuff.