What did you have for breakfast??

**JHC** · Nov-09-2011, 01:27

@teddy Hope you have better luck with your Hip replacement than I did with mine

**teddy** · Nov-09-2011, 09:59

Thanks Colin. If I start signing on as Hopalong you will know what has happened. My wifes turned out fine and I will use he same hospital and surgeon.

Bowl of Oat Granola. Not good for me but filled me up.

teddy

**smudgedude** · Dec-08-2011, 02:29

tots, eggs, bacon

**wljmrbill** · Dec-08-2011, 04:40

Teddy.. my nephew (48) just had his second one and after few days pain is doing fine.. Best of Luck and God be with you my friend.

**JHC** · Dec-08-2011, 05:44

Originally Posted by teddy

Thanks Colin. If I start signing on as Hopalong you will know what has happened. My wifes turned out fine and I will use he same hospital and surgeon.

teddy

My problem was an infection which only became apparent after about 4 mths up until then I had been pain free and playing 2 games of golf a week it took over 12 mths to get rid of the infection which included 3 mths at home with a temp joint and on crutches all the time then another opp and a new replacement, all is fine now as far as the hip is concerned, it's all the other bits that keep falling off and seizing up

**teddy** · Dec-08-2011, 18:43

Thanks Bill. My main concern is that they will keep the hip, and throw the rest away.

teddy

**smudgedude** · Dec-21-2011, 01:38

tomorrow i'm making waffles. **** it.

**methodistgirl** · Dec-27-2011, 03:53

Leftovers from last night's Christmas dinner. They were delicious with coffee!
judy jennings

**teddy** · Jan-03-2012, 16:47

A banana. Trying to undo some of the damage done over Christmas, although I am glad to say I put on less than a pound, despite stuffing myself (so to speak)

teddy

**Mat** · Feb-07-2012, 20:54

Two hard-boiled eggs with mayo and one of these.

**JHC** · Feb-07-2012, 20:58

Originally Posted by Mat

Two hard-boiled eggs with mayo and one of these.

Hope the were not Duck eggs! and boiled not frozen?

**teddy** · Feb-08-2012, 10:41

Oat Granola, to help keep the cold out. Given up trying to diet at the moment, too damn cold.

teddy

**GoneBaroque** · Feb-09-2012, 05:26

It's not a proper breakfast without Kippers.

**JHC** · Feb-09-2012, 08:18

Originally Posted by GoneBaroque

It's not a proper breakfast without Kippers.

Oh I love Kippers but they are imported and cost an Arm and half a Leg

**Dorsetmike** · Feb-09-2012, 13:29

Originally Posted by JHC

Oh I love Kippers but they are imported and cost an Arm and half a Leg

Horrible smelly bony things, I used to find something to do in the garden or other distant spot if kippers were being cooked and comsumed;

often described as a two faced beggar with no guts

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