We woke up in Toronto...
Hi Jeff!
First class breakfast. Laura & I made the potatoes and I peeled my own orange. My new favorite is cream cheese on toast.
Mike was showing off his Wii that he had rigged to play every game from Nintendo, Sega, Gameboy, Super Nintendo, Atari, Playstation, Super Nintendo, Xbox... pretty much any game ever made. And with this enormous wealth of endless arcading at our fingertips what do we choose to play, but the original Mike Tyson's Punch-Out.
For some reason that left Laura & I craving Thai food so we took Mark and hit the main streets while the bride and groom enjoyed their final moments of pre-weddedness in some form of privacy.
We got some delicious lunches at Simply Thai. I got the pineapple chicken curry, Laura got the pad Thai (the staple to judge one Thai restaurant against all others) and Mark got peanut chicken. Yuula had a fit. She did not care for the quieted business lunch hour the restaurant took on so she decided to spice things up a little. The place was cleared out before we got our spring rolls. Atta girl.
Here's some of that lush and delicious produce I was telling you all about...
Blueberries the size of a baby's fist. Or maybe those were prunes. Either way, well done Toronto.
Then, just before turning the corner home we stopped and got some buttermilk ice cream, mainly because we couldn't get past this slightly disturbing billboard.
Hi Jeff!
First class breakfast. Laura & I made the potatoes and I peeled my own orange. My new favorite is cream cheese on toast.
Mike was showing off his Wii that he had rigged to play every game from Nintendo, Sega, Gameboy, Super Nintendo, Atari, Playstation, Super Nintendo, Xbox... pretty much any game ever made. And with this enormous wealth of endless arcading at our fingertips what do we choose to play, but the original Mike Tyson's Punch-Out.
For some reason that left Laura & I craving Thai food so we took Mark and hit the main streets while the bride and groom enjoyed their final moments of pre-weddedness in some form of privacy.
We got some delicious lunches at Simply Thai. I got the pineapple chicken curry, Laura got the pad Thai (the staple to judge one Thai restaurant against all others) and Mark got peanut chicken. Yuula had a fit. She did not care for the quieted business lunch hour the restaurant took on so she decided to spice things up a little. The place was cleared out before we got our spring rolls. Atta girl.
Here's some of that lush and delicious produce I was telling you all about...
Blueberries the size of a baby's fist. Or maybe those were prunes. Either way, well done Toronto.
Then, just before turning the corner home we stopped and got some buttermilk ice cream, mainly because we couldn't get past this slightly disturbing billboard.
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I sure hope the buttermilk ice cream was better than the buttermilk at the hot dog place on 46...
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