Mom fixated at the food roster.
_I used to enjoy buffets coz they were opportunities for me to spend time with my dad who loves anything edible. I'm not kidding. He does not care what the ingredients are for as long as it's delicious, it's done.
My mom's only advise to me when it comes to eating a variety of food is to go for the solid stuff for solid weight.
My fondest memory of eating out on buffets is with them in Las Vegas. A family tradition was to always check the lineup before we paid. Dad's rule is to avoid a possible poor dining experience at the expense of retirement money (LOL). Another rule of his is to not fill up on the first thing we see. He would tell me to start out by taking very small samples of many different items. This is a great chance to experience many types of food. Once we've sampled enough dishes, we would pile up on the ones we liked the best. My mom, on the other hand, is fixated on leaving be the drinks, especially sodas, since they usually filled her up fast before she would even get started. She had the same issue with soup.
Recalling those days as a teen sort of made me consider buffets again only to remember how good those days were. Ho-hum...
Me and my cousin
I miss my cousin Cher mostly for her outrageous party style. She always takes me to these bizarre parties that I normally can't get into.
The last time we got together was when she tipped me this info about a sough-after party planner. The guy's got famous clients and is willing to experiment planning more unconventional types of parties.
When I get married (that is, if I would this year, fingers crossed), I'd definitely request for a discount. LOL!
Thanks, Cher! See you soon, if you're reading this.
I'm a certified fanatic of Ikea from its stylish bedsheets to its ergonomic chairs. I'm even beginning to love their miscellaneous services, particularly their meals. This is why I'm thrilled to share with you, guys, this nifty meal deal at Ikea:
MONDAY
FREE breakfast until 11am at 99¢
Organic Pasta with Tomato Sauce at 99¢ (Before: $1.99) (11am to close)
All you can eat Organic Pasta with Tomato Sauce at $1.99 (from 4:00pm - 7:00pm)
TUESDAY
Kids Eat Free! Kids choose one combo meal valued at $2.49
WEDNESDAY
BBQ Ribs, French Fries and Cornbread at $6.99 (Before: $7.99)
THURSDAY
Roasted Chicken and Mashed Potatoes at $1.99
FRIDAY
Hot Dog & Soda in the Bistro at $1 (Before: $1.50)
I'm starting to find shopping from home addictive.
I recall buying a talking dog stuffed toy for my pet dog one time. It may have been for my own satisfaction but seeing my Japanese Spitz get mesmerized by the antics of the toy also makes me believe that my dog also loved it.
I know that shopping networks have been around for quite some time. It's been only last month that I finally tried using it to shop for an item. My verdict: It was convenient.
I feel that pet dogs know if you are truly affectionate with them or just faking it. Shop your dog a new trinket to find out. Make sure that it's something that it will respond to.