Friday, October 13, 2006

Year 2, Day 225 Lots of Celebrations

Emily has a new schedule where she has no classes on Friday so we met and had an impromptu date. With our situation, it was probably the closest we were going to get to an anniversary celebration alone, and we took the opportunity. We went to Strip-T's, which despite its awful name is an incredible place about a mile south of Watertown Square. We were both totally knocked out by our lunch (she got the salad and sirloin steak strips) and I suggested we get a piece of sheet cake for Ruby. When we thought it about some more, we knew we had to get TWO pieces of sheet cake, so that Magnolia might have a chance at getting one. After all, it was her birthday coming up, too.

Breakfast
Kashi Go Lean
Heritage Flakes
Blueberries
Banana
Unsweetened soy milk
green tea

Lunch: Strip Ts
Blackened Tilapia
Mango Salsa
Mesclun Greens
Oil & Vinegar Dressing

Snack
Coffee
4 Sticks Beef Jerky
2 oz 50% Jalapeno Cheddar

Dinner: Sushi & Chinese
Salmon, Tuna, Whitefish
Beef Satay, Bok Choy, Spare Ribs
2 Glass of Riesling

So my Mom came up to join in all the joyous celebrations of the weekend, like our wedding anniversary and Magnolia's birthday. All in all, they weren't really celebrated as much as they were acknowledged and we all had a good time being together. Since my mother loves in a perpetual state of Sushi-starvation, we were only too glad to oblige by having sushi/sashimi both nights of her visit. Since I hate to drink alone, I was all too happy to break out the vino.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

I'm posting Happy Wishes to all the celebrants. Want to trade posts? We do have that other blog, ya know.
Now I understand why your mom hasn't entered comments the last few days. Hope the sushi was good. Yum.
The Dd.

Mom said...

The sushi was great. Great slip in writing about it too if you go back a read it. Wonderful visiting you all and having an on-going celebration for all the festive events. That wine was really great..and the company wasn't bad either. Love, MOM