I Often Wonder

Not sure what I wanted for breakfast I paused the decision to the point that all I wanted was to find some cold pizza so I didn’t have to think about what ingredients were available, what the cooking process would be, how many dirty dishes I would have to wash and dry, if the choice of a meal to start the day was sufficiently healthy and nutritious enough to get me to the next meal of the day or the next good snack, or if making a protein smoothie was the simplest idea.

One of my choices was an idea I had when I bought a new very small cast iron skillet just large enough for one adult portion of an egg, meat, potato, and cheese baked dish.

The resulting meal was delicious and I wondered why I’d not made the decision sooner even with the worry about nutrition, carbs, protein, and dirty dishes.

Now, about the photo I have planned for later today. Is there a cold pizza equivalent for deciding how best to make a good photo? Should I just make a selection from the available ingredients and start shooting and learn from the process?

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