1. What did you have for breakfast this morning? If you didn't have
breakfast, why not?

Two pieces of wheat toast and a glass of cranberry juice.

2. What's your favorite cereal?

I don't think I have a favorite. I usually buy whatever I'm in the
mood for at that particular time or whatever is on sale and looks
appealing. I do like Honey Nut Cherrios, Quaker Oat's Honey Graham Oh's,
and Post Banana Nut Crunch.

3. How often do you eat out? Do you want that to change?

Usually 2-3 times a week (not including daily meals at our cafeteria).
Some times more, some times less. Depends on the current cash flow.

4. What do you plan on having for dinner tonight? Got a recipe for that?

I don't really have a plan, but I will probably eat leftovers. I don't
really cook much, but I am a bad ass with the microwave.

5. What's your favorite restaurant? Why?

For lunch, a co-worker and I often go to Pizzeria
Uno at the Arizona Center.
She and I are both iced tea snobs. We like clean, brisk, no frills
or fruity amped iced tea. This Pizzeria Uno has the best iced tea by
far. We like the food but we mainly go for the iced tea.

Other than that, I don't that I have just one favorite per se. Depends on
what kind of food I'm in the mood for. For Mexican food, there is Los
Olivos. For New York style pizza, there is Buono's. For inexpensive
Japanese, there is the Teriyaki Kitchen.

I am still morning the loss of one of my favorite restaurants, Cafe
Express. Michelle and I were going one Friday night. We turned
the corner and saw the lights were off. We stood there wide eyed and in disbelief.
"I was just here a couple days ago," Michelle said. We pouted
for several minutes and kicked a few objects before dragging our sad asses to
Nikon's. Tears still well up. *sniff*

SIDEBAR: Gregg Clare is participating in The
Ride For The Feast for Moveable Feast,
Baltimore's only meal delivery program for homebound People Living with
AIDS. Please consider sponsoring him.