What's for Dinner - Chapter 2

[cynsaligia]

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dinner was going to be at the bistro at century center...or is it century square? always get the two mixed up. anyway, it should have been a gastronomic orgasm of a meal.

but then the house keys got locked in the house as i was leaving (don't ask) and, not including the half hour wait time for the guy to arrive, it took the locksmith two hours to try to open the door. finally, he had to drill thru it. by the time the guy got done, it was already eleven pm.

it was only a cheapo door knob, not the dead bolt, that he had to open.

i prolly got rolled, bcs it cost me $125.

understandably, i am nowhere interested in dinner now.

[achow]

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went out to eat at a Chinese Food Restaurant called Royal Palace. The food was 'onolious!

[helen]

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Steak, salad and a bottle of water from The Steak and Fish Company at Ala Manoa Food Court.

[achow]

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Hamburger steak from the George Foreman Grill, brown rice, and water.

[pzarquon]

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Zippy's with the family. I had the burrito and chili and some of my middle kid's saimin. Healthy, no. Tasty and comforting? Yes.

[Miulang]

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Chicken and mozarella ravioli (from Costco) in garlic/EVOO, homemade pumpkin cinnamon rolls that just came out of my oven and are making the house smell soooo ono!

Miulang

[helen]

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Polish sausage, chicken bake and a cup of iced water.

[Pua'i Mana'o]

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Tonight, because I felt my arteries weren't clogged enough, we made Sloppy Joe's with minced bacon in it. Mmmmmmm.... bacon.

This inspired a haiku for you:

Ogata's dinner
clogging up his arteries.
Angioplasty.

[Paul Ogata]

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Tonight, because I felt my arteries weren't clogged enough, we made Sloppy Joe's with minced bacon in it. Mmmmmmm.... bacon.

[Lei Liko]

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NZ Corned Beef Cabbage and Rice. It's more expensive than the red can, but sooooooo much better.

[lavagal]

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Little sister's come home to be with the family. She has turned into a remarkable chef. She's made some seriously fine meals since her arrival. Chicken enchilada's, New York Steak, individual meat loafs. Wow!

Ah, the little chicklette loves an audience. Loves to fill the belly and give the belly laughs! Enjoy her visit. I'm sure the whole gang is thrilled to have her home for a spell.

[jdub]

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Did she feed you here or in Chicago, jdub?

Little sister's come home to be with the family. She has turned into a remarkable chef. She's made some seriously fine meals since her arrival. Chicken enchilada's, New York Steak, individual meat loafs. Wow!

[lavagal]

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My sister Shannon made some baked ziti that is out of this world. Sublime grinds. Urp.

Did she feed you here or in Chicago, jdub?

[jdub]

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My sister Shannon made some baked ziti that is out of this world. Sublime grinds. Urp.

[lavagal]

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WindwardRN, that sounds delightful.

London Broil from the grill; braised Brussels sprouts, sauted zuchinni and mushrooms, pasta for the kids. Two glasses of a Berringer 2002 Merlot (which might explain my quoting Emily Dickinson in another much gone awry thread).