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April 10th, 2011
 | 10:21 am
With  brushette continuing to require close observation postoperatively, at least one of us is spending time with her to make sure she doesn't damage the surgical site. This means that yesterday afternoon, I didn't get to go with forestcats to the Chino Valley Foodie Truck Fest at Don Lugo High School.
I went. I found that there were hundreds of people there, with nine trucks present (Baconmania, Bool, Frysmith, Curbside Cravings, Don Chow, Sweets, Greasy Wieners, Buttermilk, and India Jones). I've eaten at three of these before, and heard of another two. I stood in line for Baconmania with forestcats friend and her husband, but once I'd gotten my food, it wasn't very good. Then, I stood in line a long time (though it was the shortest available line!) for India Jones, and this time the dish was much spicier than when I'd eaten with the before. I wasn't willing to wait any longer, so off I went.
In the evening, sitting up with the pup, I watched another episode of Top Gear season 2, streaming on Netflix.
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That sounds pretty awesome - foodwise. Have you done much food truck pursuing?
I have to admit I haven't dined much from trucks, though there's one in Tucson near the "airport" that seems to be very popular, and not bad.
You two are excellent puppy parents!
Something I found helped a lot when Cassie-Roo had stitches she couldn't play with was putting a T-shirt on her - of course, the shirt covered the stitches, and by the end of the month, she started to expect the extra attention of changing her T-shirt... Right now, I can't do much work in the backyard due to one of us having to be with brushette at all times to avoid her jumping up on her healing leg. A T-shirt wouldn't really be much of a help for this spot, I'm afraid. |
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