Breakfasting at your desk

[Sysman]

I just can’t face food at 5:20 am so yes I have my porridge at my desk: but I do get in 30min early so I can have lots of coffee & catch up on the news

Yep, I don't like eating until I've been up for an hour or more.

Another case for breakfast at work is when the hotel you are staying in doesn't start breakfast until 7:30 and you have to be at work by 8.

Plus the one that nobody has mentioned so far: if you are on a clock card system, better to get clocked in than waste time at home.

[MarillionFan]

I have my own carriage obv.

Obviously.

[Freamon]

Obviously.

Is that a pic of your own train set? Can we have some more pics of it?

...

Wait, I think I just found a wide angle shot of the above pic:

[Churchill]

I love that well cooked thin sliced bacon the Americans have
Thick sliced never seems to be cooked enough

http://youtu.be/nGeKSiCQkPw

The maple kind?

[Old Greg]

I sometimes like a pot noodle when I get into work, but never at my own desk.

[MarillionFan]

Just eating a double sausage sandwich with a hash brown as I read this.

But then again, I was in the office at 6am.

[norrahe]

Yep, I don't like eating until I've been up for an hour or more.

Another case for breakfast at work is when the hotel you are staying in doesn't start breakfast until 7:30 and you have to be at work by 8.

Plus the one that nobody has mentioned so far: if you are on a clock card system, better to get clocked in than waste time at home.

Same here, can't face anything more than a cup of tea first thing.

When working in the city it was a case of come in, log on and go and get brekkie somewhere.

Here the in house canteen doesn't really do anything other than croissants and muffins, so I normally go for a banana. Never really been a big breakfast eater.

[NotAllThere]

Tea first thing. Coffee at work. Breakfast at about 1pm. As skipping breakfast is unhealthy, I skip lunch instead.

[d000hg]

I sometimes like a pot noodle when I get into work, but never at my own desk.

Ah, a new meaning to "hot-desking". Who's got the UD login?

[Sysman]

Same here, can't face anything more than a cup of tea first thing.

Same here. A cup of tea on the balcony in fine weather or in front of the telly when it's cold is just fine for me.

When working in the city it was a case of come in, log on and go and get brekkie somewhere.

Here the in house canteen doesn't really do anything other than croissants and muffins, so I normally go for a banana. Never really been a big breakfast eater.

The last place I worked that had a decent canteen did some loverly salmon and crème fraîche sandwiches. Not cheap, but just the thing once I'd had my first coffee and read the papers.

Oh, another beauty about getting in early is that nobody gives a monkeys that you are reading the papers online as long as you have a few system monitoring screens already up and running