You know, I really like mixture combinations, however, I do feel that some things should not be mixed. For example (egg-sample), like, to-nite I am having some of those Fake CHicken Patties (I call them "Chicex-Portions) made outta corn? combined with Ultra Left-overs that I have been eating since Saturday night. It started out as Lentils, Brown Rice, Tofu with Nutritional Yeast and Collard Greens. I added more collard greens last night, a second bundle to spice up the dish, Tuesday night I had an egg sandwich with provolone cheese on sour-dough bread, I ate that early right after my evening coffee-cup (which I have taken up craving). After I ate and fell asleep for a little while on the couch and then woke back up again, my stomach is rumbling. I think the days old-Tofu may be the culprit. All the other creatures are sleeping, it's so quiet in my house, save for my fingers depressing the keys rhythmically on my laptop and the air-purifyer doing it's thing in the kitchen, also, although more distant in the sonic field, I hear the sound of raindrops dancing on the skylights. A skinny Calico Kitten slinks by sleeping Dogs without disturbing them, on her way to the bathroom, to stalk and kill Crickets, the latter of which I have asked her not to do. I know it to be true that Crickets bring good luck and as a Small Boy, I was once awarded the prize of "Honorable Mention" in a Children'd Periodical called "Cricket". I think it was for a Drawing of Davey Crocket, King of the WIld Frontier. He was such a Hero to me then, I had the record on which Fess Parker sang the Theme-song in such a deep voice: "He would fight for America to keep all Americans Free!", or, wait-a-minute...was that Daniel Boone? My Heavens, I am confusing my Frontiersmen. Daniel Boone was also a childhood Hero of mine, I think my Mom liked him more because he spent a lot of time in Kentucky, where she came from, wandering around in the woods, wrestling Indians and Bears. I think he may have even been from Kentucky but I'm not quite sure. Okay, I couldn't help myself, I googled Fess Parker and here's what it says: "Fess Parker (born August 16, 1924) is an American film and television actor. He was born in Fort Worth, Texas. Parker is best known for his role playing frontiersmen Davy Crockett and Daniel Boone as well as starting a fad of wearing coonskin caps. He served as a radioman in the Marine Corps at the end of World War II after being rejected as an aviator for being too tall (He is six feet, five inches)."