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17 Jun 2008 |

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Ginnie from Atlanta, GA, United States

17 Jun 2008, 01:00

I take it all back, Sir Chris. We need YOU to rub off on CHAD! Alsjeblieft! This is happening almost too quickly for me. I need at least one more day before I can walk a straight, unwobbled line to join you for ontbijt. Not that you've invited me, mind you, but I would come in a NY minute...if only I could.

Chris Phillips: Oh Ginnie: one day I just know this will happen: Astrid can make the koffie

Larry Bliss from Raleigh, North Carolina, USA

17 Jun 2008, 02:15

How do you two manage to levitate a tasty ontbijt (that word is starting to take over my brain) between you? Some dabbling in the occult, perhaps?

Chris Phillips: Merely advanced Photoshop skills Larry

Helen from United States

17 Jun 2008, 03:36

Very nice....

Chris Phillips: Oh it was Helen

Richard Trim(T) from Leicester UK

17 Jun 2008, 07:05

Are we also going to see an image of the Landlady who owned this B & B.
I will reserve comment on the quality of the breakfast until more materialises.

But the thought of Marmite for breakfast does not bode well with me ... ;-) ;-)

richard
[Apprentice Inspector of Bed and Breakfast establishments]

Chris Phillips: The breakfast was a varied and interesting one Richard

Aussie from Brisbane

17 Jun 2008, 07:17

That can't be breakfast isn't that a bottle of red on the table?

Chris Phillips: Our habits are not your habits Aussie

blackdog from United Kingdom

17 Jun 2008, 07:46

I note Salvador Dollars on the menu - clearly it is going to be a surreal repast ;o)

Chris Phillips: Just a normal ontbijt Mike

chad from In front of a computer

17 Jun 2008, 08:21

I am feeling ill as the memory of the ontbijt comes back to me. Am I seeing things or are you resembling one of my sets of cats eyes, or sheeps eyes in BPs case?

Chris Phillips: I must admit I look very much like one of your cat's eyes. I sometimes worry about BP: I think they've been working him too hard up at Festung Baconbuttie

vintage from Australia

17 Jun 2008, 08:28

The jigsaw is getting there

Chris Phillips: We are fast approaching a crescendo!

Bill Phillips from Dear little Droitwich

17 Jun 2008, 08:35

Marmite! You have marmite! This is a great picture...you have marmite! (sorry Australia but vegemite is nowhere near as good)

Chris Phillips: We are the Two Marmiteers Bill. It is an acquired taste though: some love and others loathe it

anniedog from Great Britain (UK)

17 Jun 2008, 09:44

I'm a bit worried about the bottle of wine for breakfast. And what sort of establishment places a plastic salt dispenser on the breakfast table?! This surely is the strangest assembly of food I have seen - it looks like Chad is eating a Marks and Spencer shepherd's pie ready meal for one straight out of the foil container.
Ingrid

Chris Phillips: Chad is eating - indeed we both are - the finest sheep pies that Cirencester can produce. The meal is a feast of wholesome goodness - with bite-sized tomatoes that can easily be smeared with Marmite and oranges too - to refresh the palate and remind us of the absent Dutch contingent

Richard Standley from France

17 Jun 2008, 10:11

I am amazed by your levitation power Chris! Both of you look quite concentrated!

Chris Phillips: We're not as clever as that Richard: if only we were!

chad from In front of a computer

17 Jun 2008, 12:08

I see Ingrid is as observational as usual. So are you saying that the marmite was not to go on the oranjes?

Chris Phillips: Surely annointing oranges with Marmite might be construed as a calculated insult to the Dutch nation. Far better I think to continue the normal practice of smearing dainty tomatoes and swallowing them with relish

Sheila from Spain mostly, England a little

17 Jun 2008, 17:16

Now it's getting more interesting. Looking forward to seeing what Mrs. Ratty is going to place in front of you tomorrow.

Chris Phillips: Thank you for your patience Sheila: tomorrow could well be the cliax of this mini series

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Astrid from Netherlands

18 Jun 2008, 09:02

Do you know I put marmite on my bread???

Chris Phillips: Then you are clearly one of us Astrid!

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