And now for the weekend update. This weekend saw Holly goodness ;-) On
Friday we went to the "Silver Fox" a famous steak place in Grapevine. It
has an award in 2001 for the world's best steak. It did not disappoint.
They bring out a rib eye with the rib still attached. Then when you take
a bite the flavor explodes in your mouth. It was the best steak ever. I
noticed there was hundreds of pictures of famous people with signatures
on them. This was the kind of place where even if your water gets half
filled they will refill it for you. It is like a barrage of waiters
running around. The chocolate cake for dessert topped it off nicely.
Holly said the salad was real good too. Then I heard a band was playing
at the "Taste of Dallas" festival so we went to West End in Dallas.
Unfortunately the band I wanted to see had already played so we stuck
around for the headliner, a guy name Bob Schneider or something.
Apparently he is famous for light songs or something. I could tell they
had a commercial sound, but it was kind of a Dave Mathews mimic. Then we
went back to my place and I played a song I wrote for Holly and gave her
an emerald necklace. That took her by surprise ;-) Yes, we are in love.
Six months in a relationship is a personal record for me. On Saturday we
went to "Murder at South Fork" at the South Fork Hotel. Peetey would
love it. It is a murder mystery dinner theater kind of thing. They get
the audience involved in the acting and we have to figure out who killed
J.R. Spewing. We had it narrowed down to 2 people and picked the wrong
one. The acting was really funny and I was laughing a lot at J.R. and
his hokey comments. Sunday we did the usual church/Sunday
school/homeless thing. Anyways, this week should be another busy week.
All is well on this end. How was your weekend?

Thought of the Day
"You've got your shirt in my oven?"
"Well, I didn't have enough quarters for the dryer, but this is better
anyway. And it's more convenient."
"Oh, for both of us."
"Yeah, and I have a lot more control. I got a shirt going for ten
minutes at 325."
"What's wrong with your oven?"
"I'm baking a pie."
- Jerry and Kramer, in "The Calzone"

// posted by Brian @ 7/10/2006 01:46:00 PM