There are numerous studies that show how beneficial it is to start your day early with a well-balanced breakfast. If you’re anything like me, waking up each morning can be a little more difficult than once thought the night before.
After a ridiculous amount of hits on the alarm, I finally find my way out of bed. I don’t remember much about my mornings, but truthfully, I always find my way to the Commons no matter how wild the night was before (probably not at all wild). I take the same route every day to get there, and eat the same thing every morning; a simple omelet.
I’ve been trying to eat healthy, and I’m fortunate to go to a school where there are so many options available to eat. Those warm fluffy biscuits always call my name, but I tend to beeline towards the omelet bar. Eggs and vegetables are all I need to start my day off right.
The wonderful thing about omelets, aside from the preparation, is their simplicity. You can have as few or many ingredients as desired. Though for me, the omelets are not the only things that draw me towards that area each morning; I am partially biased because of the chefs who cook them. Thank you omelet guys.
As mentioned before, I am not a morning person, but the professionals who make my omelet always know how to brighten my day.
It is the simple, “How you doing friend?” that draws me to see them each day at 8 a.m. There are some days when I’m really not feeling up for eggs, but I still go regardless in order to show my loyalty to these grill connoisseurs dressed in white.
Since moving to Georgia from the ocean state, I’ve debated whether or not southern hospitality is a fact or myth, but if you need any reassurance, visit these guys.
You will learn quickly that their love for the job and people around them is genuine. I can tell these chefs sincerely care about your well-being. They want to make sure that they are the catalyst for your fantastic day.
Of course for some, omelets may not really be your thing. Lucky enough, they also serve pancakes, so you really have no excuse to not give them a visit. Whether you go at 7 a.m. or 10 a.m., you’re still guaranteed to get the same welcome back as you did the day before.
I don’t really have a therapist, or need one for that matter, but if I did, I feel as though I could tell these guys anything and they would respond with a non-judge worthy rebuttal.
These men have years of experience under the belt, in more ways than just cooking. The compassion they provide their customers is probably no less sincere when they’re talking to their own children. It’s normal to wish somebody a good day, but these guys genuinely want you to have one.
College can be difficult. There are so many things that are always changing; hardly anything is stagnant. Friends, classes, and relationships change but the omelet guys are always there, giving you the same smile day after day.
Much like the omelet, your day is huge. There are a good amount of components that go into making each one the best. Though, there are some ingredients in the omelet that are more crucial than others; one being the shredded cheese. Your day is the omelet, and these guys are the cheese. The omelet is going to be great nonetheless, but the cheese sprinkled on top just makes your day that much better.
