Apple Brie Sandwich

20220920 #breakfastdiary 549, 15°C/mostly clear, 11min/exercise 'If there's no bread, let them eat cake' — one of the most famous pieces of fake news, invented by the revolutionaries to secure legitimacy for the revolution and cast Marie Antoinette as a villain. On her way to the guillotine, she stepped on the executioner's foot by accident, and all she left as her last words was: 'Pardon me, sir, I did not do it on purpose.' Source: Park Gyun-ho, Even a Bad Law Is Still Law — 'No bread, then eat cake' is actually fake news There's still so much I learn anew. I happened to have one last piece of croissant dough left, so I brushed it with egg yolk and baked it. The best combination — brie cheese and apple, a little honey, and crushed walnuts on top. #applebriesandwich Even a bad law is still law — a mistranslation by Odaka Tomoo of Keijo Imperial University during the Japanese colonial period, meant to instill the idea that people must obey the Emperor's orders and the laws Japan imposed. Socrates — Even a bad law is still law — a mistranslation by Odaka Tomoo of Keijo Imperial University during the Japanese colonial period, meant to instill the idea that people must obey the Emperor's orders and the laws Japan imposed. Socrates —