


After quickly devouring the scone (which, I remind you, was as big as my head), I then moved on to my breakfast entree, the frittata with red peppers, broccoli, mushrooms, and asiago cheese. Mmm....good. My mom ordered this one the last time I went to Lazy Jane's, the morning after Ironman Wisconsin, and it was tasty. So this time I wanted my own frittata. The whole thing. I must say that I thoroughly enjoyed my two-course breakfast, which I think was much deserved after a 9-mile run earlier that morning. Lazy Jane's is one of those places, like the Weary Traveler (which is where I had dinner last night with my friends Emily and Jill :), that I could eat at every single day and never grow tired of. Lazy Jane's for breakfast and Weary for Dinner. Now that's a life I could get used to.
2 comments:
love the scrabble sign.
the christmas tree though?? really??
it hasn't even snowed here yet.... i really cant start my celebration until there is snow!!
(remember how much it used to snow in rockford? our hair would be little icicles after practice:) ha!
kels
Love Lazy Jane's. But I think what I loved most was drinking the great coffee and eating the great food and enjoying the quiet time upstairs with my daughter..... Priceless.
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