So it's been a while 'ol blog, I'm sorry for leaving you. Just trying to stay afloat in San Diego in the busiest season of my entire life. My job has really become a lifestyle and not so much a set number of hours everyday. I'm on call almost 24/7 and I feel like I should be on a reality show. Somehow over the past year and a half here in San Diego, I've managed to meet an enormous amount of people and the loveliest girl ever. We have officially been dating 1 year as of October 8th! It's funny how God works out timing in our lives and I would even manage to be in San Diego working 70-90 hours a week and still meet a beautiful woman.
So about that beautiful woman, I decided to do a few sweet things for the special day and one of them happened to be a nice restaurant called Nobu. Abby and I have eaten so many places around San Diego so I wanted to take her somewhere she or I had never been. Well, this place was not amercianized sushi, it was the real deal. You name it, we ate it. It was a course after course kinda meal, that ended with the sushi, then some desert. :) Well, let me back up to our ordering process. Many of the things on the menu, we weren't sure what to choose. So I saw they had the "chef special" which included the signature dishes across the menu. I saw it as a way to eat everything, at least get a sample of everything. The waiter said it was a must. So we went with that. Abby was not a big fan of all the food, but it was still an awesome time of trying lots of different things.
After dinner, Abby got up to use the restroom while I asked for the check. The waiter brought it over, I opened it up, and found that the "chef special" for $120 was actually per person. So on October 9th, I officially paid for the most expensive meal of my life, $347. All I could do was smile and laugh, you can't really get mad. It was a memorable story. Abby just looked at my face when she got back, I waited til we were outside to actually share with her the amount of money we had just consumed. All and all, it was a $347 experience that we will never forget. I would have been happy sitting on the back of a truck eating Zaxby's with her.
So I'll spend the rest of the month eating noodles. :)
2 comments:
Love this story. SO wish we could overnight you guys some Zaxby's...fo' real!
but what a great story:) glad you are happy...whether its eating $347 worth or zaxby's...be content in all circumstances. is that what paul meant? congratulations on a year.
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