I want all three of these muffins to myself so that I can lick the top of them and then throw them away. Not that the muffins weren't awesome. The muffins themselves rocked hardcore. Nevertheless when I look at this picture it makes me want to lick the tops. And then move on. Move on to what? I don't know, how about more muffin tops? That sounds good. More like this (with molasses), some with chocolate- pure melted chocolate. Some with caramel. These are licking foods that I'm thinking about here. Caramel is an exceptional licking food. I could see caramel going well on a myspace page. It's ooey gooey, thick, tasty. honey is actually ... ok, not so much a licking food, but it is a good tongue food. I love taking a thick spoonful of honey and just licking it right on up. I guess it is sort of lickable, in the right circumstances. Always likable. Maybe we here in T-land can hook up a caramel and/or chocolate theme and/or themes for your blog or whatever. Or your journal. But who calls a blog a journal? I guess the people on this Baton Rouge Live Journal do. People are using this like a craiglist because nobody in Baton Rouge uses Craigslist, so they say. Well maybe if people were using craiglist instead of this then people would be using craiglist...? eh?

It's sad, but... i really want to lick that fish right now. That fish is long gone, though. We ate it approximately 1.45 weeks ago. That figure is debatable. And yes, that is how you spell debatable. I looked it up. You know what I need? I need a damn spell checker that doesn't do autocorrection. Autocorrection is evil. I still want to lick that fish. Usually on What We're Eating we eat, and then talk about it the same day or the next day at the latest. I'm writing this well after the fact, though, and I'm looking at the picture. Gazing at it. Longing for it. Wishing I had at least something other than the Natural Ice in front of me. Well, I can say that the fish was just as tasty as it looks. Although if I remember correctly not all the items on the plate went together perfectly. Well you can read the post if you want to learn more. Amanda!... do we have any grapefruit?... ... damn. She ate the last one yesterday.

Guess what? I'd like to lick this cake. Big surprise. I want to lick pretty much all the food on What We're Eating. Actually, this isn't the most lickable of all the food on this site... I think I'd rather just pick at the coconut pieces aka shavings aka flakes. And then I'd like to take my finger and scoop the whipped cream from between the layers (and eat it) and... after that I think the best thing to do would be to shove my face into the outermost corner of the cake and devour whatever I can like an animal (while making noises... like an animal). Depending on my mood and company I might then take off my shirt and proceed to rub the cake on my chest. Depending on how much I've had to drink I might then rub it all over my body. There's no telling what I would do to this cake in the right state of mind. All I know for sure is that animal noises and a shower would be involved. Well, now that I've described what I would do with this cake (if I hadn't already eaten it), it's available for you to drop into your cake myspace layout. You're also welcome to place it... uhh... anywhere. I don't really care. Umm... Cake rocks. Cake rocks hardcore. You know what else rocks? Cake.

Ok, so obviously this ain't yo mamma's meatloaf. I mean, look at it. It's round. I'm pretty sure that mama didn't make round meatloaf. She made loaf-shaped meatloaf. If she made meatloaf at all. I think everybody's mama made meatloaf if their mama was a housewife in the 1950's and 60's. Kids today might not have had moms that made meatloaf. My grandmother was the one who made the "mama's meatloaf" that I grew up with. And, not surprisingly, she was a housewife in the 50's and 60's. I don't know what was going on in the 50's and 60's that made all housewives make the same meatloaf. Not that it's a bad thing. I guess there was some recipe that got put on some television program or something. Or perhaps some radio program. Or maybe it just "went viral" through church luncheon recipe newsletters. I don't know. Anyway, even though this isn't your damn mom's meatloaf, you're free to plop it up on your website or your myspace page or whatever. I'm sure it would make a fine addition to any food myspace layout. Cheers people. And, for shit's sake, PEACE!

It's really exciting to be going through our sitemeter stats and see that somebody has posted one of these pictures up on their myspace page. It's very rewarding. It's fun in the same way that having people comment on our blog is fun, except this myspace graphics thing is so new to us that it is still getting us excited. Like little schoolgirls. These are by no means limited to use on myspace. Really they're just handy little codes that you could use to paste the picture in any kind of blog layout or whatever, whereever. Eat well peeps. Just don't eat peeps. They're gross. I mean, eat well people.