Dorothy Dandridge’s Emotional Omelet

This week has been one hell of a roller-coaster ride so I’ve been planning an emotional omelet for five days.  And you know what they say, “you can’t make an omelet without breaking eggs”.

I have no idea why Dorothy christened her omelet so, but it’s a good hearty brunch for a spinster feeling sorry for herself that’s for sure.

Actually, I am feeling GOOD after a day all alone yesterday.  I went into meditative mode and had a good intense think about everything.  I am really going to be strong and mighty from now on.

Today’s quote found scribbled on a piece of paper with no accreditation:

Q: Who told you that you were wheat intolerant?

A: The woman in the health food shop I gave £40 to.

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