I wish I had this photo before we went to Rome. I could have duplicated it.

The life and times of a true knucklehead – No photos to be used without permission
I wish I had this photo before we went to Rome. I could have duplicated it.
Had to go over the Golden Gate Bridge today so I thought I’d stop and shoot a few.
Mary Ann was in town so we drove down to San Jose to meet her for a Pho lunch. I like my T-Shirt better, although I should have shaved. To further the Vietnamese experience I had an avocado shake afterwards.
Inspired by the Ikedas, Sandy decided it was time to cook our black ink pasta we purchased from Italy. She challenged me to a black pasta throwdown. We had to acquire our ingredients from the same local store and the dishes had to be ready by 6:00.
Challenger 1: Pilipino Pasta Lover – Sandy Barin-Goya. Sandy made black pasta in shrimp garlic cream sauce.
Challenge 2: Cussing Chef – Grant Goya. I made a black pasta with a Gorgonzola cheese sauce.
The judges deemed it was a draw. Sandy’s dish was rather bland and mine was way too strong. It actually tasted good when we combined our sauces. We will have a rematch as we have learned valuable lessons, one being it’s impossible to make black pasta look good with a white sauce.
Crissy needed to be brought in for service so we decided to eat somewhere close by the car dealership.
The pancake puppies were really good, I feel like such a pig.
Finally got a chance to shoot my new G12. We ate at our local Harborview Chinese restaurant. Any cam can shoot in bright daylight so this was a suitable test, albeit a short test.
Last Friday we had a date night. We ended up at the Slanted Door at the ferry terminal.
As soon as we got back from Italy we agreed not to eat Italian, so we went to Angel Fish instead.
Out with the old, in with the new…
I did have to borrow a few photos from Sandy to complete my blog, but as I’m sure you know she takes great photos on her own. So here is Italy through Sandy’s eye’s.