
On the left and above right, delicious homemade meals,
And on the right, John's giant Mexican Burrito called the "King Burrito"
Our delicious lunch that we had today in Little Italy
On Wednesday night John and I hung out with one of my old
friends Jed! We established that it has
probably been over ten years since we’ve seen each other, and we had an amazing
time catching up. John and I went to
Jed’s new house that he just purchased and hung out with him, his girlfriend
Jamile, and her brother Brian. We had a delightful
time hanging around a campfire in his backyard, and had such a great time that
we made plans for lunch the following day.
On Thursday, we ate at this unbelievable Brazilian
restaurant called Rei Do Gado. There was
a lunch special for $18 all-you-can-eat, and for the amount of food and
delicious meats we ate, it was SO worth the price. Not only did the restaurant have an amazing
buffet, with everything from different types of rice, to various salads, to a
variety of fresh fruits, there were also nine types of meat. Waiters would bring the meat, fresh and
dripping with juices, still on the skewer, and slice the meat right off onto
your plate. They were coming around so
fast that I couldn’t even finish one piece of meat before the next came. There were different types of chicken, pork,
and beef. We even tried one of Jamile’s
favorites – chicken hearts! John and I
had skipped breakfast, and we were still full from lunch at about 9pm, so ended
up just having a salad for dinner!
Pics from the park near our apartment
John down by the water
We have been applying to jobs, too, and plan on getting more
into the job searching this upcoming week.
If anyone hears of any job openings or has any connections, please let
us know! :-)
Little Italy Street Fair
Down By the Bay
Beautiful Sailboat and some interesting art along the water
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