Oh my god, that's ME! Or me before I rectified my diet, that is. I used to be a huge freak in that I often ate cereal for all three meals of the day. Not only that, but I identify strongly with the archetype (or symbol?) of the tiger. Did you make the tiled backround yourself, Steve? It's brilliant. So is substituting a pizza for the cereal. *laugh*
I have relatives who mostly eat cereal! I didn't make the tiled background I'm afraid - my X-Acto knife skills are nowhere near agile enough – it's from a home decoration ideas book.... and yes, looking at that bowl of cereal, it is actually the pic of the cornflakes, but they do seem unusually large in relation to the size of the bowl they're in, as if the bowl is actually the size of a small cup, very odd.
I hadn't eaten them in years either, until I saw a giant family-sized box in the supermarket, so I bought them thinking the whole family might eat them instead of Coco-pops! I was wrong, so it's just me that eats them and I have 750g of them to get through!
That's brilliant Ron, I've been calling him the Kellogs Rooster for so long, and Cornelius is such a perfect and most appropriate name, thank you to you and your son for telling me!
It's GGGGRRRRRREEEEEAAAAAAAAAT!
ReplyDeleteGGGGRRRRAAACIAS Michael! :)
DeleteOh my god, that's ME! Or me before I rectified my diet, that is. I used to be a huge freak in that I often ate cereal for all three meals of the day. Not only that, but I identify strongly with the archetype (or symbol?) of the tiger. Did you make the tiled backround yourself, Steve? It's brilliant. So is substituting a pizza for the cereal. *laugh*
ReplyDeleteI have relatives who mostly eat cereal! I didn't make the tiled background I'm afraid - my X-Acto knife skills are nowhere near agile enough – it's from a home decoration ideas book.... and yes, looking at that bowl of cereal, it is actually the pic of the cornflakes, but they do seem unusually large in relation to the size of the bowl they're in, as if the bowl is actually the size of a small cup, very odd.
DeleteThis made me want a bowl of cornflakes which I have not eaten in years.
ReplyDeleteI hadn't eaten them in years either, until I saw a giant family-sized box in the supermarket, so I bought them thinking the whole family might eat them instead of Coco-pops! I was wrong, so it's just me that eats them and I have 750g of them to get through!
DeleteCoco-pops! I haven't had a bowl of those since sometime in the 1960s. Yum!!
DeleteNice one Steve. Krunchy Kollage Fun with Tony & Cornelius (I didn't know that the Kellogg's rooster had a name until my son told me recently).
ReplyDeleteThat's brilliant Ron, I've been calling him the Kellogs Rooster for so long, and Cornelius is such a perfect and most appropriate name, thank you to you and your son for telling me!
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