Lidia saw that Nebula was remaining in his bed. The farmer's daughter returned after gathering the items and she watched to sunrise as she gathered oranges. She did not have an orange grove as her home too far north. Having fresh oranges was a treat. She filled the bucket half way and set for new home. When she entered the cave-house, she called to Nebula, "Lidia be home. Me gots eggs, oranges, bacon, and can fix apples with cinnamon. Ya 'ungry?"<br/><br/>Lidia set the items down. She set 4 eggs out of the basket; then set the basket in the floor. Lidia removed 6 oranges from the sling; then set the sling in a chair. She had four apples in a bag-of-holding and removed one large red apple. The cinnamon stick was in a draw-string cotton sack and she removed a stick and found a small grater. A 1lb. block of applewood bacon was in a large sheet of butcher paper. She cut four thick slices and set them in an a cast iron pan on the table.<br/><br/>Lidia had a stack of bowls and used one for washing the brown speckled eggs. Another held the cracked yokes. One more for the sliced apples with grated cinnamon and pat of butter. The butter she kept in a special box with a block of ice.<br/><br/>She used the kindling to light a fire and made bacon, baked apples, and scrambled eggs on the wood stove. She set the food on plates and pealed an orange for Nebula and squeezed orange juice into a mason jar. She placed the plates on the table and set a bowl of fresh spring water for Nebula.<br/><br/>She rummaged in a cloth drawstring bag for silverware then set the table.<br/><br/>"Nebula, breakfast is ready my little one."