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Lunch – fish and chips

This will be the first of many lunch posts, hopefully.

Today’s lunch was fish and chips. As usual, the dining room has a selection of other foods such as soup, rice, salads and a vegetarian quiche, but the main food which most people would get changes every day. On Wednesdays they usually serve a fish dish.

Anyway, on to the photos. First off, my plate – consisting of three peices of Salmon, a lonely broccoli cauliflower and a generous helping of lemon juice:

Salmon

The Salmon was good, as usual. We sat on one of the round tables, and some of the others used mustard in their sandwiches:

Finally, packing a little something for dinner. A Tuna sandwich and one with some random meat slices:

All wrapped up, ready for dinner:

Edit: I now know the difference between Broccoli and Cauliflower.
   Big thank you to Arash from the Purchasing Office.

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Nice wallpaper

Have a look:

Bliss (from Longhorn)

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