We've been doing pretty good at crossing things off on our Philly bucket list. Whenever we have a free Saturday morning or afternoon, we try to cross at least one thing off.
A couple of weeks ago, I got home from babysitting and/or nannying later than usual, and didn't have much time to get dinner together. So we walked up the street to our neighborhood Marathon Grill. It was really nice outside and they have al-fresco seating there, so we got to eat outside and enjoying the lovely spring weather. [Okay, so maybe it was more than a couple of weeks ago. Haha.]
I'm actually not sure why we put this on our bucket list, or rather why we both wanted to go there. We were kind of expecting to menu to be a little boring, plain ol'traditional american garb. But then we looked at the menu, and it was like, "Dagron, this food sounds awesome!" It was all locally-grown this, organic that, interesting combinations and fancy-schmany stuff like that. So our expectations went from 0 to 100 in like 15 seconds.
Then we got our food, and we were slightly disappointed after we shot
our hopes through the roof. I'm sure we would have been thrilled if we
hadn't got our expectations so high after scanning the menu. We got cheesesteak wontons for appetizer, I got a burger and Ryan got meatloaf or pot roast...or something. Actually the cheesesteak wontons were thebombdotcom.
Marathon Grill: Check!
Also, I've changed my mind on that VW Bus. DON'T YOU WORRY, WE STILL WANT ONE LIKE NONE OTHER. But after looking at the ones that are available in Southern California, we've decided to just wait until we move there to get our dream car...er, van thing. Oh, didn't I tell you? We've decided the Navy will place us in San Diego, mostly because they are taking forever to tell us where Ryan will be placed post graduation, so I'm taking matters into my own hands and telling them where he will be placed. That's how that stuff works, right?
Currently playing on the record player: John Denver, "Poems, Prayers, & Promises"
I think I might always end my posts with "currently playing on the record player." Maybe. Not sure yet. I kind of just do what I want here...so...yeah.
A couple of weeks ago, I got home from babysitting and/or nannying later than usual, and didn't have much time to get dinner together. So we walked up the street to our neighborhood Marathon Grill. It was really nice outside and they have al-fresco seating there, so we got to eat outside and enjoying the lovely spring weather. [Okay, so maybe it was more than a couple of weeks ago. Haha.]
I'm actually not sure why we put this on our bucket list, or rather why we both wanted to go there. We were kind of expecting to menu to be a little boring, plain ol'traditional american garb. But then we looked at the menu, and it was like, "Dagron, this food sounds awesome!" It was all locally-grown this, organic that, interesting combinations and fancy-schmany stuff like that. So our expectations went from 0 to 100 in like 15 seconds.
Oooo, symmetry |
Cheesesteak Wontons. Get in my belly. |
Marathon Grill: Check!
Also, I've changed my mind on that VW Bus. DON'T YOU WORRY, WE STILL WANT ONE LIKE NONE OTHER. But after looking at the ones that are available in Southern California, we've decided to just wait until we move there to get our dream car...er, van thing. Oh, didn't I tell you? We've decided the Navy will place us in San Diego, mostly because they are taking forever to tell us where Ryan will be placed post graduation, so I'm taking matters into my own hands and telling them where he will be placed. That's how that stuff works, right?
Currently playing on the record player: John Denver, "Poems, Prayers, & Promises"
I think I might always end my posts with "currently playing on the record player." Maybe. Not sure yet. I kind of just do what I want here...so...yeah.