Look at this! Pretty cool. I think I am helping Joe’s Jeans make money, and since they are my favorite jean brand I’m okay with that.
Anyway, on to grander things.
Another week of work, more U.S.A. hockey to watch, and well, more Whitney-esque disasters, like leaving work after 2 hours due to a stomach flu. Bad timing indeed.
I was sad to see Cameron’s parents go on Wednesday morning. We really enjoyed having them around, and it was nice to have some help with Jules in the morning for both of us! They fed us tons of great food. Le Bouchon Du Grove’s brunch was incredible- there were omelets, fresh French bread, free mimosas (!), unbelievable eggs Benedict, and a nicoise salad to die for! I know I was supposed to eat brunch food, but the salad was calling me instead. I made the right choice. I then tried Cuban food for the first time on Monday! I ate rice, rotisserie chicken, a tamale, and flan. This all came from El Palacio de Los Jugos, which is a Cuban market. And no, I did not try the pork they brought home. Sunday night we ate at one of my instant favorite places Moon, which is Japanese and Thai food (at a great price). I love their red curry, coconut shrimp, drunken noodles, and sushi. Tuesday we tried Calamari in the Grove, which I read positive reviews about on Yelp and in Zagat. They serve Italian seafood dishes, and we each tried a pasta dish loaded with fresh seafood. Every sauce was slightly different, though mostly there were a lot of incredible variations of pink sauce variations on our food. Their portions were HUGE, so I highly recommend sharing a dish and a salad or something instead of everyone ordering a dish. We had way too many leftovers and the seafood doesn’t really keep that well in the fridge.
We went to Lucky Strike Friday with our friends Jenn and Will, and then stayed in last night with a great Malbec, cheese and crackers, and the movie A Serious Man, which literally has no ending whatsoever. Thanks Coen brothers. JERKS! Now we’re going to order Chinese food to fulfill my craving at Chef Tian Express… we shall see how Miami Chinese food tastes!