My first breakfast from My Fit Foods

Personal thoughts - Continued from Blogspot

This morning, as I “cracked” the lid to my first My Fit Foods small “Good Morning Sunshine” breakfast, I smelled the distinct aroma of red onions, cheddar cheese and cilantro mixed with ground turkey, waft from within. For some reason, I was reminded of chili as I anticipated what these aromas would taste like after it was heated! After the recommended 1:30-2:00 minutes of microwave heat, the aroma filled the oven and billowed out from the hot container (use a paper towel!). Once I got to my desk and began to eat, I was first impressed with the light and fluffy texture of my breakfast and noticed a slight but palatable spiciness from both the jalepeno and cilantra (I normally refrain from jalepenos). As I ate my breakfast, the other ingredients (tomato, egg white and yolk, parboiled brown rice, butter, and lime juice) became apparent. During my meal, because of the rarity of jalepenos in my diet, I did experience a little moisteness on my brow and a slight spiciness on my tongue, but it was paleteable nonetheless. Overall, both a GREAT breakfast for the single man “on the run”! Now, what to wash this down with: water or O. J.?

Next review: today’s lunch of My Fit Foods’ “Mario’s Marine Corps Mash” …

For more information about My Fit Foods, visit http://www.myfitfoods.com and their newest store in Flower Mound, TX, at 2550 Cross Timbers Road.

I attended public school for two years and private school for the remainder of my education. After graduation, I attended Bible college in Dallas, Texas, for four and one-half years consecutively. Unfortunately, I failed a class and was unable to graduate with my class but God enabled me to re-take the course and I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts with a major in Bible and minors in Youth Ministry and Biblical Languages in 1994. After failing the aforementioned course, I had continued attending a church but began to falter in my faith. It was during my second year after my Bible college years that I was introduced to the International Churches of Christ (ICOC), where I became a member and was involved for twelve years. It was not until my twelfth year that, after much prayer from my parents and closest friends, Greg Faure and Wayne Stiles, I became convinced that the ICOC was a religious sect. In June, 2000, I left the ICOC and became a covenant member of The Village Church in Highland Village, TX, in April, 2004.

DISCLAIMER: My posts do not necessarily reflect the thoughts, expressions and attitudes of the church of which I am a member, Her leaders, staff or fellow members.

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