The Breakfast Sandwich Origin

The name of this lens got my attention:
I Invented the Breakfast Sandwich.

Of course, it helped that I was already a fan of Bonnie's, aka guardianstar77. However, I also love breakfast foods. I don't eat them very often anymore but I still love them.

Bonnie and her title drug me in but the introduction kept me there. Immediately, in the first 2 sentences, you know you are in for a treat of a story. She says:


"Uh, like I said, it was I, me, myself who invented the breakfast sandwich!

Did not! Did, too. Did not! Did, too! No way! Yep, way!"

She sets the tone for a humorous journey through this lens. The funny thing is, you actually learn something about the history of the breakfast sandwich, about Bonnie and about making fun of yourself -- not taking life too seriously. I read every word and laughed out loud along the way. It just made me feel good.

The lens itself is not fussy. She uses her graphics and sales items to break up what could be large blocks of text. Each module is a mini story inside the whole. They are written in a way that entices the reader to keep reading. She also uses handy anchor buttons connected to her custom designed table of contents at the end of every other module or so, for easy navigation.

I admit, her voice is my favorite part of this lens. With lines and phrases like:

At birth, I got dumped out of "the turnip truck" and landed in the cotton fields of Southeast, Missouri.
Fresh off the farm...
You should now have strains of creepy, sneaky, underhanded, diabolical, villain-inspired music playing in your head.
Are YOU "Lovin' It"?

I can just hear her saying those things in a down home, Southern accent.

So, as Bonnie says at the bottom of her lens: "Please Pull Up to the Drive-Thru Window" [and comment, rate, favorite]. I'm sure you will enjoy this lighthearted story as much as I did.

Image Credit: I love Biscuits heart T-Shirt by funnycustomtshirts