Lunch: I baked a roast with potatoes and little carrots in the cast iron
"Dutch Oven" and had this with a can of Diet Coke. It turned out well
and I simply had to wipe out the grease from the "Dutch Oven" and wipe
it out and wipe it out and wipe it out...
Dinner: a peanut butter and grape jelly sandwich and a bowl of Healthy
Choice chicken noodle soup and iced water
Desert: several (3) little Oreos and cold water...
Lunch: at King's Buffet for various chicken and beef dishes, rice,
desert and "Diet Pepsi"
I had the symptoms of hypoglycemia (cold sweat, trembling hands and
extreme hunger) before lunch but not afterwards (I just felt stuffed and
a bit nauseated).
Dinner: at Applebys where I had:
Fahietas with steak and chicken, white cheese, lettuce, chopped tomatoe,
rice and a couple of beers...
Before bed, another beer...
Lunch: at Napoli in the Garden City Airport for:
cheese sticks
spaghetti with meatballs, sausage and meat sauce
plus "Diet Pepsi"
Dinner: Healthy Choice meat loaf with brown gravy, mashed potatoes, corn and apple cranberry mnultigrain crisp
There were some problems:
- They ran out of the good rolls and when Kathie asked about the rolls that were supposed to come with the meal, they brought out a couple of Dillions rolls and the explanation of how they ran out; they could have brought out the good rolls when the next batch was ready but they did not.
- We had to ask for desert as they brought the bill without bothering to ask if we wanted desert. Sadly, the service was indifferent. The best service in town is at Mirah Hills, a somewhat expensive steak place with great food and the second best is at a breakfast buffet place; they do a great job of filling coffee and water. Our waitress did not come around to refill my water glass or ask if Kathie wanted another red wine.
In the old days, they would come around and ask if we wanted desert. We went to a very, very nice place in New Jersey once and enjoyed watching the waitress come by with a large cart of sample deserts for us to chose from. This is something that should be done locally. Our waitress did not come around to refill my water glass or ask if Kathie wanted another red wine.
Lunch: at Napoli in the Garden City Airport for:
cheeze sticks
spegetti with meatballs, sausage and meat sauce
plus "Diet Pepsi"
Dinner: Healthy Choice meat loaf with brown gravy, mashed potatoes, corn and apple cranberry mnultigrain crisp
Dinner: can of all meat, no beans chilli with boiled rice and Cheeze-Its. (I forgot to add cheddar cheese when I was adding the rice to the chilli, at home, before going to work. oops) Desert was little Oreo cookies
Lunch: a grilled chicken sandwich and fries from Sonic with a medium
"Diet Coke"
Dinner: Hungry Man boneless fried chicken (Tender chicken patties with
home-style mashed potatoes and sweet corn - includes a chocolate
brownie) and iced water and a bag of popcorn a couple of hours later...
Lunch: from Burger King, the "Chef's Choice". A hamburger with cheese,
bacon strips, lettuce, tomatoe slices, slices of red onion (which didn't
eat!) and the obligatory hamburger on a fancy bun. I drank a medium
"Diet Coke"
Dinner: left over rice pilof, chicken, broccoli florets and iced water
Lunch: work luncheon where I had beef soup, a small amount of chilli, my
homemade cornbread, chocolate cake and a can of PEPSI ZERO.
Dinner: homemade spaghetti sauce over noodles and a bottle of MGD...
(also a small amount of meatloaf baked in one of the pans I used for a
batch of cornbread...)
Lunch: rubens and crfeamme of chicken soup and Diet Pepsi
Dinner: chicken, rice pilof, aspargius aqnd cold watggerr
Desert: two eggnogs with rum
Lunch:
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Dinner: At Casey's Cowtown for the annual office party
<ol><li>salad with French dressing<li>ribeye steak (overcooked)<li>baked potatoe<li>MGD in a bottle (they had to hunt for his...</ol>
<blockquote>Another diner got served last. His medium steak was overcooked and burnt in two places. His baked potatoe was also burned and he could not eat it.</blockquote>
Lunch: at King's Buffet for a variety of chicken and beef dishes, rice,
desert and "Diet Pepsi"
Dinner: Marie Callender's Three Meat and Four Cheese Lasagna, Cheeze-Its
and iced water
Desert: a couple of small pieces of dark chocolate...
Lunch: from Burger King, the "Chef's Choice". A hamburger with cheese,
bacon strips, lettuce, tomatoe slices, slices of red onion (which didn't
eat!) and the obligatory hamburger on a fancy bun. I drank a medium
"Diet Coke"
Dinner: left over rice pilof, chicken, broccoli florets and iced water
Desert was a couple of little Oreo cookies.
Lunch: at Long John Silver for some fish "planks" and chicken "planks",
french fries and a soft drink
Dinner: left over baked chicken, rice pilof and boiled broccoli florets
(and Kathie thought I would not actually eat those broccoli florets I
bought at Sams...)
Lunch: roast beef on sour dough bread and a Diet Pepsi
Dinner: steak, baked potatoe and watger
I was feeling very hungry and physically weak just before noon. This could only mean the paradox of hypoglycemia. This is a paradox because I am on pills that can lead to this. It also means that I am slightly safer from the threats of high blood sugar and might even live longer than my Father did (68)
We went to the Boot Hill Casino for Thanksgiving Dinner. We normally simply walk in and go straight to the restaurant desk. But today, we had to wait perhaps 20 minutes for so; it at least gave me time for a toilette break, which I needed after the coffee I had drank earlier!
When we were seated, we were fortunate enough to be at the back of the seating area, with a very clear view of the buffet area. This meant that we could see how many people were waiting in line. There were a lot of them!
I got my salad first because salad comes before the main course and because there wasn't much of a line. I also grabbed a small slice of chocolate cake. (I was thinking of that hypoglycemia and the fear they might have run out of chocolate cake; as it turned out, they had not!) Our waiter came over to ask us what we wanted to drink; he "hunted" us down in the salad line to ask this. Now, that is great service!
After getting down with my salad, I got another salad plate and got a couple of slices of well cooked roast beef and one slice of ham; the waiting lines were still long and I really wanted some meat!
When the line had finally disappeared, Kathie told me "go get lunch before the line is back". I was starting to feel full but took her advise. This was wise as the line immediately built behind me. They screwed up the layout of food or we were going ass backwards. I got my mashed potatoes and corn casserole before the ham and turkey. I had to break into the line to get turkey gravy but I apologized but got my gravy. The meal was fine and I took a slice of pumpkin pie as well.
They gave out free "Diet Pepsi" but didn't offer to sell Kathie a glass of Marlow. She was a little pissed..._______Dinner: A very simple meal of a bowl of Healthy Choice chicken noodle soup and a peanut butter and grape jelly on sour dough bread.
The food was very tasty and the service quick and attentive. It was so atypical for most places in town. It helped there were only a small number of customers and both owners were present on the restaurant floor.
The service was very good and the waitress very attentative. The food was bland but priced very economically so I plan on going back.
