Good Eating Tuesday: Lunch This Week

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Something we had for lunch this week: 
Egg combined with turkey spam, spinach, mushrooms. red onion & cheese plus Italian seasoning.



Kind of a sloppy Turkey Spam Omelet


It was yum.

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