Day: April 3, 2009

Categories
Blogging People

Friday Night Blogroll Review

Goin’ strong every Friday night since 2007 I present to you my blogging friends:

– Travis mentioned me and rock legend Phil Collins in the same sentence.

– Kelly posts her occasional ‘State Of The Johnson Family’ address.

– Phil thanks God for His provision, favor, and grace in his Life.

– Mark and I miss President Ronald W. Reagan.

– Meet Jesse and Diego.

– Ritz stayed up until the wee early morning hours of Thursday eating Cuban food and stuff with his friends.

– Tammy – in her ‘Friday Night Blogroll Review’ debut – posts a list of action-packed movies that she plans to see come opening weekends.

– Paul, Annie, and the rest of the Hollifields are reunited with Jesse, Reina, y Diego … and it feels so good !

– Pastor Nathan wins this week’s coveted ‘Major Bloggie Award’ for his takeaways thus far on a book that he’s reading regarding people that are ‘Quitting Church’. Furthermore, Nathan posted this blog entry on what exactly one trillion dollars is that is a runner-up to his previously-mentioned award-winner.

– Kevin – not a fan of President Obama.

THANK YOU my friends for blogging with me !  Let’s keep on doin’ it !

Categories
Food

Lunchtime Chronicles

TODAY immediately following my semiannual dental cleaning appointment I ventured south-southeastward into Florida City (where all of the food is), and I picked up my pre-ordered entree at NAZBAR. I’ve been there a few times since they opened several years ago, and I always receive good food and good service.

I actually used my retro cell phone today to make an actual telephone call. (Yes Virginia there is a Santa Claus.) I called NAZBAR the moment that I stepped out of my dentist’s building (right next door to the Farm Stores that’s right next door to the main offices of Life Pointe Church). I knew exactly what I wanted, and I ordered it via a very competent person on the other end of the line. 15 minutes later I arrived at the jumpin’ joint, and my food was ready and waiting for me to pick-up. I took it home, and I ate my spaghetti and meatballs dude with 5 garlic rolls to boot. It was hot and delicious. The spaghetti could have used a tad bit more sauce, but I was delighted with it. That was a meal that was definitely worth the $8.55 (including tax) that I paid for it.

I give NAZBAR an ‘A’ for food, service, and value. Check them out !