A Sea Of Red

enjoy....my wife did....

that looks freakin good.

mine was:





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very romantic.

We ate at Chuck E Cheeses with the kids.

Mrs. Cider bought me Applebee's Car-side To Go:
--steak & shrimp
--mashed potatoes
--onion rings

i'm about to eat mine late. velveeta shells and cheese

I spent way too much tonight on these entrees at a local trattoria ...



That's grilled red snapper and more on Mrs. Sly's plate. I was all about the pasta tonight. And I am paying for it right now.

Then after dinner we joined a surprisingly older crowd at a Steven Curtis Chapman concert at our church. It all meant I survived another Valentines Day with my marriage still intact.

I ran to Taco Bell on my break for a couple Spicy Chicken Burritos.

wishing my wife and I were back in Texas we decided to eat Mexican

We had Buffalo Wild Wings. What she wanted! Really!
Mallet, I have to ask, what is that? I know it's meat and Taters, but what kind of meat?

The wife & I dined on Thai 99. Man, that's good stuff.

99's great stuff...have you been to the Peruvian place downtown? Micci Picchu (sp?) some of the best meals I've ever had

its a t-bone steak.

i had filet of ribeye in my freezer that i was goign to use....2 10 oz steaks that would cost darn near $30 bucks a piece if you were to buy them in a specialty shop (they were given to me as a gift. i dry aged 2 rib roasts for a guy and this was what he paid me in)

but when i went to the butcher to get to my lump crab he said he had some ridiculously marbled t-bones in. i told him i didn't need much though so he gave me the 2 ends for 3bucks a lb...so the 2 steaks cost 7 bucks...

t-bone steak w/ bearnaise sauce, asparagus, carmalized shallot mashpotatoes...

total cost?

like 20 bucks.

Thanks! All that sauce and Asparagus was in my way!
Are you a chef or something?
When are you getting you own food network show?

nope very much a novice...

RubberMallet wrote:nope very much a novice...

Was the wife pleased? Withe the meal I mean!

yup....i'm not a huge bearnaise sauce guy...she loves it...

So. You guys bring cameras to the dinner table often?

are camera sits on the kitchen counter about 80% of the time...its the easiest place to find it...

cheerbren wrote:We ate at Chuck E Cheeses with the kids.

awful place. Ever notice how , not only does it smell like a locker room- but the walls actually are damp with kid-sweat by the time you get outta there 4 hrs later?

nasty

RubberMallet wrote:are camera sits on the kitchen counter about 80% of the time...its the easiest place to find it...

Noted.

Note to self:
RM keeps electronics on kitchen counter.

RubberMallet wrote:are camera sits on the kitchen counter about 80% of the time...its the easiest place to find it...

OUR!

Went to a late lunch w/ my beautiful wife; I had the Grilled Rosemary Chicken over mashed red potatoes with broccoli and a Caesar salad. Of course, I had to go with the sampler desert.

MrsPA was evidently happy with her pot roast, Caesar salad, & coffee bomb

NO KIDS = Nice afternoon

PAmedic wrote:

cheerbren wrote:We ate at Chuck E Cheeses with the kids.

awful place. Ever notice how , not only does it smell like a locker room- but the walls actually are damp with kid-sweat by the time you get outta there 4 hrs later?

nasty

no but i notice that by the end of the night you've spent 50 bucks, you've eaten terrible pizza and your kid has a handful of tootsie rolls and rubber dinosaurs..."they only cost 5 tickets!" nevermind that to aquire those 5 tickets you spent 5 bucks..

same for those awful places on the boardwalk.

(for mid-westerners: "Boardwalk" = "shore" = "beach")

As for the camera at the meal, I get grief from Mrs. Sly and most of my family for taking pics & video of quality meals. Yeah, I know it is sad. But i like to capture quality work when I see it.