Bacon, Beans Breakfast

January 21, 2022 Lehan Edirisinghe

A heavy breakfast plate piled with bacon, potatoes, beans, sausage, and mushrooms landed as comfort food. Breakfast started the day grounded

This image showcases a hearty plate of breakfast food, featuring several classic elements. In the foreground, crispy fried bacon strips are layered generously across the dish, providing a rich, savory appeal. Nestled among the bacon are golden-brown potatoes, which appear to be roasted, adding a rustic texture. Below the bacon and potatoes, baked beans are visible, offering a hint of sweetness and a pop of orange color. A sausage peeks out from beneath the layers, contributing to the plate's substantial, protein-rich composition. Off to the side, sautéed mushrooms add an earthy flavor to the ensemble. The colors are warm and inviting, dominated by reds, browns, and golden hues, typical of a traditional English breakfast. The overall presentation is casual yet appetizing, evoking a sense of comfort and indulgence.

Having Breakfast

10:00 a.m.

I am having breakfast.

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Meeting Movenpick GM Roshan Perera Over Breakfast

10:30 a.m.

I had the good fortune to meet Roshan Perera just now. He's the GM of Movenpick Hotel. He was walking around.

I just told him the food is very good.

I asked him why there are glass panels on the food as it was harder for me to reach it.

It's especially harder to open the lids of these food containers.

He told me that the Tourism Development Board, has mandated or required they keep these glass panels for Covid-19.

One, to stop guests interacting with each other from opposite the panels.

Two, to stop guests, who might not even be wearing a mask in preparation to enjoy their meal or to smell the food, from somehow contaminating the food on buffet.

He told me a Delhi, India based company was running Movenpick.

I told him I thought Ashok Pathirage and Softlogic own Movenpick.

He said, yeah, but the Delhi company is responsible for running it.

I remembered UK Sharma, my dad's best friend, who was Indian too..

So, I asked if he knew them from back when they owned and ran Intercontinental Hotel, which Dhammika Perera bought and renamed as Kingsbury.

He said he did, he knew Sharma's son Sandesh well, and they have been in Blue Water and various places.

He has met Thilanga uncle in the morning, my cousin Udhantha and Yulie have arrived back here in the morning.

I am enjoying a nice Americano coffee.

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