What did you have for dinner II?

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joevol33 said:
Bacon, eggs, sausage, hash browns, and toast. I did eat half of one of the sandwiches my wife made. It was a BLT minus the lettuce, she didn't have any, but replaced it with fried eggs.View attachment 581204
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Sandwiches made by other people are always better than what I can make myself. This sandwich looks excellent as in 10/10.

Does your wife deliver to Georgia Tech?
 
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Drewbydoo said:
Sandwiches made by other people are always better than what I can make myself. This sandwich looks excellent as in 10/10.

Does your wife deliver to Georgia Tech?
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Actually, without traffic I could've been there in about an hour. Ain't nothing left now though 🤣
 
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VolNExile said:
Chicken breasts in a white wine-cream sauce with diced yellow onions and green, red, and yellow peppers. Fresh chopped chives in there somewhere

Air fryer roasted Brussels sprouts on the side

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I'm glad someone else like Brussels sprouts. I'd rather eat those steamed, air fried, grilled or however over most junk food. IDK why, but there are so many vegetables I like more than junk food. Brussels sprouts is one of them. Asparagus is another. Green beans, raw or cooked. A grilled Vidalia Onion or two goes a long way with me as a snack.

BTW, the 2nd or 3 week of September is the very end of growing and harvesting Vidalia Onions. js
 
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Drewbydoo said:
I grew up in Alpharetta. Which is 40 min to an hour away from GA Tech. Are you from around there? Just curious. Definitely two completely different worlds.
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I'm actually from Kentucky, but have lived here since 1999. Lived in Cleveland until we bought our house in habersham. Not sure if you're familiar with those areas, but you probably know Gainesville, that's where my wife is from. We're the next county northeast of Gainesville.
 
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joevol33 said:
I'm actually from Kentucky, but have lived here since 1999. Lived in Cleveland until we bought our house in habersham. Not sure if you're familiar with those areas, but you probably know Gainesville, that's where my wife is from. We're the next county northeast of Gainesville.
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I'm familiar with all of those, but haven't spent a ton of time there. I equate the north end of Lake Lanier with Gainsville and imo, it's really, really REALLY nice there. When me, my dad and friends are serious about fishing and want to dedicate half a day or more to it, we go the northern part of lake lanier and stay on the eastern side of it because the water is colder there, so in the summer months there's way more fish up there = near you, in Gainesville. For boating, jet skiing etc? - southern part of the lake.
 
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Drewbydoo said:
I'm familiar with all of those, but haven't spent a ton of time there. I equate the north end of Lake Lanier with Gainsville and imo, it's really, really REALLY nice there. When me, my dad and friends are serious about fishing and want to dedicate half a day or more to it, we go the northern part of lake lanier and stay on the eastern side of it because the water is colder there, so in the summer months there's way more fish up there = near you, in Gainesville. For boating, jet skiing etc? - southern part of the lake.
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There's definitely some good fishing on this side, especially where the rivers come in.
 
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