breakfast blogger

I sometimes work as an actor at the Canada Border Services Learning Center , where I take part in training simulations. I cannot discuss the situation further as I think I may have signed an agreement about it and I don’t want to lose this part time job, which is sometimes pretty cool, and sometimes pretty boring.

We start pretty early in the morning, but luckily there is a cafeteria where we can fill up a take-out tray with all sorts of breakfast foods for only $3.18. There is buffet style warming bins filled with scrambled eggs, hard-boiled eggs, pancakes, french toast, bacon, sausages, ham, baked beans, and I can’t even remember what else, There is a cool toast station where you choose your bread and put it in the giant conveyor-belt toaster. There are refrigerated bins filled with fruit, yogurt, etc. there is cereal, oatmeal, etc. Basically, almost anything you could want is here.

I don’t have great photos of the cafeteria because I am pretty sure they don’t want any cameras in their learning center. I’m sure if I asked for a meeting with management and explained my situation, they may have agreed to let me photograph their cafeteria. Instead, I just snapped a quick one when nobody was looking.

There is only so much you can eat at 8:00am. I had two eggs over-easy, half a slice of french toast, 1 slice of bacon, 2 sausages, 2 pre-fab hash browns, 2 slices of marble mild cheddar, and some red grapes.

But I ate it all.

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