Breakfast

Time for a taste test!

Just this past weekend, when Husbando and the girls were hanging out on Saturday morning, I asked what I thought was a pretty normal question.

Last weekend, there was a Walk To End Alzheimer's Breakfast that was held at State Fair Community College. The breakfast is just one of the many fundraisers that takes place that leads up to the walk, which this year is Saturday, September 12, 2015 at the Missouri State Fairgrounds Highway Gardens...

Breakfast may be the most important meal of the day. It's almost the most musical.

209 East Broadway Boulevard, an empty building sat there for nearly two years, but we all knew the location, we all knew the famous hamburgers that were flipped there and we can all still see Griffy with his chef's toque and stars in his eyes. That building is now occupied by Yummy's Donuts. They provide donuts, croissants, kolaches, coffee and other drinks.

209 East Broadway Boulevard, an empty building sat there for nearly two years, but we all knew the location, we all knew the famous hamburgers that were flipped there and we can all still see Griffy with his chef's toque and stars in his eyes. That building is now occupied by Yummy's Donuts. They provide donuts, croissants, kolaches, coffee and other drinks.

Veteran's Day will be here before we know it. We all owe so much to our cherished Veterans that to miss it would be unthinkable in our area. One way you can show your support and gratefulness would be to attend the upcoming JROTC ceremony with Smith Cotton High School.

March 27, 2014 will always be a monumental day in history: it's the day the breakfast menu became available at Taco Bell. Sam the Web Guy and I are Taco Bell fanatics, so we decided to eat every item on the new breakfast menu.

Every month, the Sedalia Shrine Club has a breakfast to raise money for their groups and causes. They had their monthly breakfast last Saturday (Dec 7).

Everyone around here is probably well aware that today is a very important day.  Veterans Day isn't something that a lot of us can take lightly.  We have brothers, sisters, fathers, mothers, cousins, aunts, uncles, grandmothers, grandfathers, and friends who have served in one way or another or are still serving today.  So I think a lot of us are just looking for different ways to say thank you. R