Weekend Diet Going to My Waist
After weeks, if not months, of too much takeout and fried food (especially me), Val and I enjoyed ourselves a bit more indulgently this weekend.
Friday, after seeing Brendan Bannon's great photo exhibit at Studio Hart on Allen Street, we at first had no idea where to go for dinner, then Val suggested Fat Bob's Smokehouse. Yeah, maybe it's a bit bad for the body to some people, but we needed and enjoyed a real good meal and dessert there. Oh, and enough leftovers for Sunday.
Saturday, Val and I drove down to Ellicottville for some fall foilage and photography, and then went to Earl's Diner in nearby Chaffee for another great, filling meal, and, of course, some delicious pie.
When we drove home, we tuned into 97 Rock, WGR-FM, and enjoyed listening to Anita West, who was playing requests for one-hit wonders, and played the full, more than 18-minute version of Iron Butterfly's "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida." Wow, what a fun song, and we made it from Chaffee to East Aurora during the song.
Friday, after seeing Brendan Bannon's great photo exhibit at Studio Hart on Allen Street, we at first had no idea where to go for dinner, then Val suggested Fat Bob's Smokehouse. Yeah, maybe it's a bit bad for the body to some people, but we needed and enjoyed a real good meal and dessert there. Oh, and enough leftovers for Sunday.
Saturday, Val and I drove down to Ellicottville for some fall foilage and photography, and then went to Earl's Diner in nearby Chaffee for another great, filling meal, and, of course, some delicious pie.
When we drove home, we tuned into 97 Rock, WGR-FM, and enjoyed listening to Anita West, who was playing requests for one-hit wonders, and played the full, more than 18-minute version of Iron Butterfly's "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida." Wow, what a fun song, and we made it from Chaffee to East Aurora during the song.
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