Johnnie Pot Pie's Cold Cereal Breakfast Blowout

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The subject line sum this event up.

My co-worker John was craving sugary cereal and decided to make an event out of it. At 9 a.m. in the kitchen there was a vast assortment of cold cereals and toaster pastries.
I had a bowl of Captain Crunch and Golden Crisp. Though I love those cereals, I never buy them. I usually prefer Special K with fresh fruit. The Cereal Blowout was a fun, yummy idea!

As John put it, "So many carbohydrates you won't be able to make a fist by noon!"

At lunch, a few of us went to a bakery that has yummy sandwiches. My one co-worker and I were adventurous and tried the "Peanut Butter and Stuff" Sandwich. It was cheap and it was yummy!!!!

What was the "stuff" you wonder?
Peanut Butter
Apples
Bananas
Cranberry Sauce. (not the can type)

It was good!!! An interesting combination.

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