“You’ve Got Omelet!” @ Thematic Attic with Diane and A-Rhodi

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“Don`t Put All Your Eggs In One Omelet Day“

Is celebrated on July 8th this year!


This is a much welcomed day for those who enjoy all types of omelets!

This day is celebrated as a symbol for “Prudence and Conservation“

And is meant as a way to promote both of these concepts worldwide!

National Don’t Put All Your Eggs In One Omelet Day can be a fun day on which

To cook this savory breakfast staple as well as a day to learn a simple life’s

Lesson of not wasting food. Those with children can use this day as an

Opportunity to teach their young ones how to make an omelet, and also offer

Guidance on conservation and practical living.


The most obvious way to celebrate

“National Don’t Put all your Eggs in One Omelet Day”

Is to make an omelet without using all of the eggs in your refrigerator . . .


But. . .


Today we would like you to celebrate this day by making a

“Poetry Omelet”

Write us a poem that uses making an “Omelet” as part of your theme

And talk about “Prudence” and “Conservation“…

And include as many of these words as possible:

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So grab your cooking utensil and keyboard!

Put your Chef’s hat on and grab your whisk to make your

“Dream Omelet Poem!”

We hope you enjoyed the fun and games with our blog.

Though the underlying theme is based on some serious issues facing today’s world,

We wanted to reach our audience more with universal humor

To get our point across.

We thank you for coming by and sharing your time with us!

And remember be kind to your eggs!

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All our regards,

Diane and A-Rhodi

“Hey! Send us your heart why don’t you!”


157 Comments

  • LadyCherylDeath says:

    Oh this sounds like a fun Challenge!!! I’m gonna send this to myself at work and create my poem there tomorrow!! yeah work is slow *smiling* so I’ll have plenty of time to whip up a great omlet!!!

  • Angel Love says:

    Interesting challenge…hearted for now! 🙂

  • sarah says:

    sounds interesting. hhhhhmmm

  • di710smiles says:

    Eggs for Omelet
    Having fun :love: :mrgreen:
    Doesn`t take many
    2 makes more than you think
    Add a little milk serves even more

    Low in sodium
    Those wihout the yolk more so
    Sugar free
    Omelets can come in many styles
    Not expensive fits budget
    Coupons always in paper for eggs
    Olive oil best for health
    Vegetables in
    Omelet heart smart
    Even out of your own garden
    Fill them up with peppers, onions
    Tomatoes and mushrooms
    Add some cheese yet, does add fat’
    Put a couple stripes on top for less used
    Try some slice oranges on top
    Twist and shout
    Strawberries really add even a dab of whipped cream
    Yummy to tummy

    Now if for the children
    Let them help you
    They can place all the ingredients in a bowl 1st
    Then, toss inside when it is time
    Top with favoirte fruits or sprinkle
    Powdered sugar or brown sugar
    Even have had ones top with preserves

    If just you and your honey
    Can really have fun scramble around:)
    Kitchen can be fun
    May even feed each other or serve in bed:)

  • valentine says:

    It’s a delicious write!! Yhank you…More please? Mari ana.

  • Barbara_K says:

    A very creative and timely (prudence and conservation) challenge indeed. Looking forward to it.

  • Scotorum says:

    Great creative challenge Diane and Jon! You guys are the Twin Titans of Topics! I hope this is readable, click on it to hopefully enlarge it if it is not.

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  • mrobinking says:

    I’m probably the only person in the world that doesn’t like eggs so I’ll try and whip up an eggless omelet! Here goes…

    Let’s see what I can find to use to make this from my Vegetable garden!

    The Incredible Egg-less Omelet

    Mashed potatoes will work out best
    Replacing the eggs and adding cheese
    The peppered cheese would add some zest
    But choose whatever cheese would please

    Shred the cheese and add diced ham
    Add crumpled bacon for added meat
    But I’ll omit the leg of lamb
    I hope this will be a scrumptious treat

    Saute diced onions and peppers now
    In canola oil with diced mushrooms too
    So very yummy and can’t wait to chow
    With my hot cup of morning brew

    Just mix it all and form in patties
    brush water on then roll in flour
    This omelet’s much better than Cincinnati’s
    Fry in oil and get ready to devour

    Top it with diced tomatoes and dill
    Sprinkle parsley for added color
    A hunger this will definitely fill
    And very much worth every dollar

    Enjoy!!!!

    Michelle R. King
    7-7-11

    The words I used from the list:

    eggs
    milk
    cheese
    parsley
    onions
    tomatoes
    ham
    bacon
    peppers
    vegetable garden
    canola oil
    hunger

  • Scotorum says:

    Since this wonderful challenge seems to be suffering from a puzzling paucity of poetic participation, I thought I’d plate up for you this that I cooked up just now.

    Friendburst

    Boom Boom Betty was a bitchin’ balloon babe
    until she met Carl Cactus.
    When he gave her a hug
    Betty’s balloons went boom boom.
    Copyright July 8th 2011 RGD

  • Bettie says:

    Well now I do say where is every body ???? lol 😕

  • Bettie says:

    Oh well not good but all I could come up wit at the moment yall … Hope ya like it !!!! Hugs

    MY Dream Omelet Poem

    First wees gots ta goes shoppin
    Grap dem
    COUPON CLIPPING over yonder
    Now what does we needs
    EGGS the one wit NON PESTICIDE in um
    MILK uuus jus know iiiis gotta have whole milk milky milky does da body good

    CHEESE easy breeze cheese wit the holes

    PASLEY that green dry stuff in a can
    ONIONS yes baby gotta have
    HAM jam sam spam I am come on baby lets haves that meaty meaty mean
    BACON just ‘a bakin wit the best of the best

    PEPPERS doctor pepper m rs pebble all gonna come have so fun

    Is dat green black are white

    Heat up the FREE RANGE
    Let git ta cooking

    WHOLE GRAINS bread

    CANOLA OIL is good foo moo den one thany yall greese dem legs will ya

    Some of that
    LOW SODIUM salt
    we got ta NUTRITION harvest VEGETABLE GARDEN non HYDROGENATION – TOMATOES hem now
    Thems great fer side dish
    Wees on a BUDGET hem

    whisk fork spoon spatcher
    Grab a bag r 2 of dem SUGAR FREE kool aids we gotta have drinks
    Dids we git dem MUSHROOMS yet
    Poetry Omelet
    WORLD MARKET GLOBALIZATION wide where PRICES are low
    And CONSUMER shop for the best
    HUNGER yet I bet
    I just bet you are but we gotta hand a right
    For I fer got bout them CRISIS luttets for the sandwich
    And the CORN SYRUP
    Theres never a SHORTAGES when it comes ta sweet stuff iiis gotta have it
    Now what in da world is BIOFUELS doing on my list
    I plum forgot
    Weees cookin out to day dag nap it
    Ooops
    What bout grappin sum AVOCADO and ORGANIC
    Might as well wees be fixin up sum good hem good ta eat in a bit

    Written By: Bettie Davis —————– © July o7 , 2o11

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    Eggs
    Milk
    Cheese
    Parsley
    Onions
    Tomatoes
    Mushroom
    Ham
    Bacon
    Avocado
    Peppers
    Organic
    Free range
    Non-pesticide
    Nutrition
    Harvest
    Vegetable-garden
    Sugar free
    Whole grains
    Canola oil
    Low-sodium
    Non-hydrogenated
    Hanger
    Shortages
    Prices
    Consumer
    Globalization
    World market
    Crisis
    Corn syrup
    Coupon -clipping
    Budget
    Bio fuels

    ~*~*~*~*~*~*

  • A-Rhodi says:

    I’m not much of a cook (though I have tried many times and failed miserably). My omelets come out smelling like burnt feathers or gooey imitation of Jello…. but I can separate 2 eggs and shave ice…..

  • Angel Love says:

    Ok…this was a challenge, but I used every word! Hope it makes sense! 😆
    :love:

    ~

  • justmenow says:

    love them stoggers! :love: 😮

  • LadyCherylDeath says:

  • justmenow says:

    The Doc said no more eggs
    Boy ain’t that just great
    Maybe I will just eat some bacon and ham
    To hell with what they.. says Sam I am
    I grab my eggs and my bowl
    Chop some peppers and onions and of course mushrooms to boot
    Not giving a hoot
    I talk myself into saying three eggs will do
    As I grab some tomatoes from the garden with the hoe
    I think I will add some corn syrup too
    Whisking my eggs to a fluffy peak
    To hell with coupons today
    I know we need to conserve and save
    But my stomach says that will not due
    My omelet is smelling good
    I am frugal most of the time
    But today I chose not to be
    The omelet is so good
    I think I will cut up an avocado and some cheese
    Tomorrow I will Stop hiding from the coupon Queen
    Tomorrow I will be frugal and conserve once again
    Enjoy all because tomorrow its back to peanut butter and whole grain bread
    And yes it will be made with canola oil and low in fat too
    I need to finish this meal and run to the store
    So I can buy my milk and donate to those who need it the most in our world
    Dee
    This was a hard one :love:

  • di710smiles says:

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    Thank you all for your poems, recipes..I was late It was a crazy plus day..Long day All were on Dayshift lst one arrived at 6 and last left at almost 8 So, sorry
    Jon made this an extra Special blog with picture of you topped with a Super Chef hat ..Super Chef he is Super in many ways Know he adds so, much to CPC & I know for TAT patience with me 🙂 😉 🙄 :mrgreen: 😳 :love:
    I wish I had a picture of him with Super Chef hat for keepsake:) :groovy: :love: :love:

  • QUANTUMGODDESSOFLIGHT says:

    if your telling people what to write about then its not creative. true poetry wanders and expresses about what so ever its feeling. this is silly. and i personally don’t find it originol or unique. grade 4 poetry maybe.

  • A-Rhodi says:

    :groovy:
    Greetings and Welcome to Thematic Attic QuantumG, regardless of your poetic definitions….

    The blog clearly states that it was meant to be humorous and silly and intended to inspire and challenge your creative muse by giving a variety of topic words and themes to creatively spin your poetry from. Sorry you missed that part!
    :mrgreen:

    If you can open your creative mind and expand on your writing skills, then writing a poem for this blog is really a piece of cake, or Omelet in this case!
    😉

    But alas…the time to demonstrate your poetic prowess has come and gone, and the world shall never know if you had it in you to meet the challenge…

    😥

    Oh well moving on….
    As for the definition of “True” poetry…hmmm… I would not be so bold as to say it must “Wander” but I agree with you, it should express some sort of communication to some one…anyone?

    But still, I would not venture into defining and judging who is a poet and who is not. That’s like casting the first stone and we all know where that then leads us back to.
    😯

    This weekly blog is meant as a pathway, not to define the poetry, but to encourage the Poet. Getting people to write who might not otherwise do so is the main focus and goal. We offer a fun positive creative venue with purpose.

    But “It is more what you’d call “guidelines” than actual rules.”
    Welcome aboard Thematic Attic, Mr. QuantumG!

    :groovy:
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