On the way home, I ponder possible pasta dinners.
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I ended up cooking up some spaghetti, with ground meat! I had two servings a a side salad. Oh, and here’s that expensive but good sauce.
Kim and I talk about it snowing in Austin.
Over some lunch, Charles and I discuss HTML 5 and some other hoopla:
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I realize eating during podcasts is some sort of forbidden ear fruit, so get your Macintosh on.
DK’s is a neighborhood sushi bar – a few blocks from my house – if that concept even makes sense. There’s tables inside a small Asian market, and you walk up to the beer fridge to select your beer and sake. The sushi is delicious and affordable, and it’s a casual place. The same sushi chef is there all the time, and he does magic stuff with different degrees of warmth for the sushi. The fish has been fresh tasting the two times I’ve been there, and the staff (one or two waiters in addition to the sushi chef) are friendly.
It’s not fancy decor or anything, just good eating. DK’s is a good place to go to hang out with friends and eat well, not impress people or yourself.
(Cross posted from Yelp.)
Every morning, Kim goes through the same routine on her iPhone – checking email, reading news, Twitter, etc. One morning I asked her to go through the typical morning routine. Click below to listen:
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