@hazardwarning Ah. We had some of that over Christmas at one of my friend's houses. It was pretty tasty. I think it was a gift to her at work, though, and not homemade.
@indigo :-) Me too. But I had to eat it at my desk which is not ideal. I must admit I wasn't sorry to have an excuse to try the salad place out. I don't know that it will last, though. There was only one customer when I went in and it's in a very out-of-the-way location. I only noticed it a couple of months ago by accident.
@kdfrawg One of the reasons often cited is jobs creation. The rationale is that you'd have to hire more people, some to run the inside of the station and others to do the service. But, what happened, of course, was that everyone just ended up waiting for the (often) sole employee to do all of the tasks. It's pretty silly. And, very disconcerting when you go to Oregon and aren't allowed to pump your own gas.
// @peemee
I made plans to stop by the consulting gig this morning before heading into my regular gig. I knew there wouldn't be much time to eat lunch between so made a lunch to go. Got finished with the consulting then, got in the car, and no lunch to be found. Apparently, it's still sitting on my kitchen counter. Where it's doing me no good. So, I stopped at a new salad place and grabbed a salad. It's a tasty salad. I guess I'll have the lunch I prepared for lunch tomorrow. If I can remember to bring it. Sigh.
@hazardwarning We got a bit of sun back yesterday. It had mostly been absent since Christmas.
// @kdfrawg
@matigo That does sound tired. Kind of like when you reach for your phone and it's not in your pocket so you start scouting out all the nearby surfaces only to realize it's in your other hand.