Fingers Crossed WIAW

First things first, before proceeding to read the rest of this post, please cross your fingers and keep them there until about 10PM tonight. Today from 6PM to 10PM, I will be taking my wonderful 4hour Wills, Trusts and Future Estates final. If I do well, free wills for all! 😉

Enough on the law school mumbo jumbo, let’s get to the good stuff..the eats! Happy WIAW everyone!

Waffles have become my go to breakfast lately. If you haven’t noticed in the past couple of WIAWs. They are good, versatile and one of the things that I know Munchkin will eat with a smile. Yesterday’s waffle was a Van’s Whole Wheat topped with Justin’s Hazelnut Butter and a banana. I may or may not have drizzled some maple syrup on top after the picture was taken.

Court was the first thing on my list yesterday and of course I forgot to bring quarters to feed the Muni-meter. The meter is supposed to take credit/debit cards also, but I have yet to encounter one that does so without giving me an error message. Since I needed quarters and only had a $20, I decided to buy myself some juice and get change at the same time. I picked up this little gem…

and let me tell you, big mistake on my part. I didn’t bother reading the label (or looking at it apparently, how did I miss the lemon and raspberry picture?) and thought I had gotten a bottle of grapefruit juice. Fail. This was probably one of the worst juices I’ve tried in a long time. It horrible artificial sugar taste and I didn’t take more that two sips of it before it went into the trash. Lesson of the Day: Read labels!

I was lazy and didn’t feel like packing lunch and didn’t feel like spending money to buy lunch either. Instead, I snacked on a Clif MoJo bar and a cup of coffee and held off on lunch until I got home around 3:30. I loved the coconut flakes in this bar!

Lunch/Dunch/Linner consisted of a rogal with butter and a side of orange. A rogal is the Polish version of a croissant and tastes a bit different than its French counterpart. Wikipedia just informed me that rogal is actually translated to Kifli. I grew up eating this delish crescents for breakfast and lunch and I still love em!

I threw together a stir-fry for dinner. Nothing to exciting – chicken, asparagus, red bell pepper, shallots, garlic

and zucchini. I served it over orzo and it made for a yummy, filling dinner.

My post dinner snack was apple donuts! Apple donuts are actually just apples with the center cored out, but doesn’t calling it a donut make it seem yummier…maybe.

Munchkin enjoyed his apple donut topped with some Fruit Loops. He was very intent on getting them perfect before eating. Silly guy – it all ends up in the same place anyway!

That’s all I have for today! If you’ve made it this far with your fingers still crossed, thank you!

Have an awesome Wednesday!

What’s the best thing you ate today? What’s a childhood food that you still love?