Lunch was a steak sandwich from the discount bin at Randalls, cooked in a cast iron pan. My mother came over a little bit later to get a briefing on the sale of her house in Arkansas. We have an offer, but it’s a low-ball. The market for large homes in retirement communities has been very soft.
Dinner was at Navy Blue with the missus, celebrating our anniversary. A nice bowl of gumbo, some blackened red snapper, and some greens. Chris Shepherd from Underbelly was there, one of my food heroes, a nice guy too. I did not bother him.
We then went home to see the end of the Rockets game. They beat the Knicks soundly.
Quiet day. Tomorrow, a doctors appointment and tickets to the Rockets game against the Bucks.
Gumbo followed by blackened snapper sounds like an anniversary menu worth remembering. A short spoken anniversary message could be layered over a meal photo if you make a video background transparent; it keeps the person and original audio, leaving room for the date and place.
ReplyDeleteFor the six-mile Memorial Park walk, did you repeat a loop or combine several paths? The route detail would be useful beside the distance for readers planning their own morning walk. The cast-iron-pan lunch and the anniversary dinner also make quite a contrast within one day. — Chaowen, SpriteFuse: 2D sprite characters.
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