What did you have for Dinnner?

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angelpie

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It's starts by this: I had steak, sweet potato, orange juice & slice of Apple Pie. Your turn
 
What is dinnner? :confused:


I had salt n vinegar chicken wings for dinner. As far as dinnNer, nothin'...lol
 
Orange juice sounds good AngelPie!
I love citrus fruits!

Vitamin C so good for us

Lol
The juice can also create light....which of course is favored by God!

Check out how a guy made a light bulb from oranges its neat!

On youtube
Its under
'Orange Juice powered light bulb'

God bless you
 
Homemade lasagne, and homemade apple crumble. When I figure out whose home, I might just move there. :)
 
I had a salad with an egg AND MY PMS desire DORITOS!!! With 3 16.9oz water bottles! For breakfast I am sucking a smoothie at the moment!
 
Nothing! LOL I gotta lose those 6 pounds I gained over the Holidays. :p
 
Thai Chicken Salad from Tropical Smoothie with an Island Green Smoothie. I couldn't finish the salad so I have it for lunch today. And I simply couldn't have a smoothie this morning, ITS TO COLD for me, so I had high fiber oatmeal! I kinda want to go back to sleep, however another long day at work.
 
Country Ham steak, sweet potato, broccoli 'n' cauliflower, Bama sweet tea........
 
pr,

after your typical 'southern' fare, will you be going for an un-typical 'southern-walk'?:rolleyes: