Lazy Saturday

[judecorp]

Our day of doing nothing was a complete success. I didn't take a shower until after 4pm. I got up at 8:30, ate breakfast, then got back into bed with Jen for a while. Then we sat around like sloths and watched some television - we caught the two episodes of "Top Chef" that we missed. Jen made me lunch, and we sat around some more, then did some more nothing.

Eventually we took showers, got some dinner, and went to the movies. We sneaked DQ Blizzards into the theatre - awesome. We saw Knocked Up. It wasn't as terrible as it could have been. Although some air conditioning would have been nice.

I don't know why I let Jen talk me into going to Chili's for dinner. I freaking hate the food at Chili's. Oh well. Half of the big Jehovah's Witness convention was there for dinner and the place was PACKED.

Also, people apparently love to stare at you when you dare to go out in public with a big, round belly. Or maybe just when you walk around like big old queers? I don't know.

The end.

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[judecorp.livejournal.com]

I had what I think was called the "Quesadilla Explosion" Salad, under the guise that maybe it would have some vegetables in it. Wrong-o! It was basically grilled chicken smothered in cheese and ranch sauce over a bunch of taco-toppings (pico de gallo, corn stuff, tons of cheese, tortilla strips). Oh, and a little bit of iceberg lettuce. With quesadilla quarters all around.

It was the least healthy salad I had ever seen, and what I really wanted were some vegetables. There are NO vegetables at Chili's!

[marshmelococoa.livejournal.com]

One of the girls I was with ordered the tilapia and she got broccoli with hers. But you're probably right, that was likely all there was. Oh wait, we walked past someone who had a corn on the cob.

I never eat there on by my own will. So many other great places in town. I tagged along with friends who LOVE it - probably because they don't have one in Canada and they've yet to try anything else we offer here! LOL

[judecorp.livejournal.com]

Yeah, my aunt loves Chili's too. I don't understand it. I wonder if it's because she's scared of mexican food? I don't know. But she loves it there.

Everything I've ever gotten there has disappointed me. I try not to order their entrees because it seems ridiculous to pay $15 for crappily-cooked food. So I stick to sandwiches and salads... although I think now I will stick to sandwiches.

I just wanted something green and leafy.

[marshmelococoa.livejournal.com]

Yeah, if I want mexican, we have several other yummy places to choose from. Olive Garden [my fave] has green and leafy AND yummy. :)

[judecorp.livejournal.com]

We have a bunch of local, non-chain places around that make REALLY good salads. I guess I should stick to those... but Chili's was next to the movie theatre. Conspiracy.

I like OG, too. But just their soup, salad, and breadstick lunch. I've never had their actual food.

[marshmelococoa.livejournal.com]

I use to waitress there so I've tried all kinds of things and enjoy most of them if you're in the mood to be SO FULL. I usually go for S.S.&B. too because I can eat that and get so full so fast. If I order a meal, I usually split with Hannah because it's too much food. But I enjoy that really stuffed feeling - it's just so bad for me.

[judecorp.livejournal.com]

Oh yeah, I know what you mean. It feels satisfying in a sick way to have that sleepy, stuffed feeling.

[halleyscomet.livejournal.com]

I'm pretty sure they, like many US presidential administrations, consider ketchup a vegetable.

I suppose calling the restaurant "Carbs and meat" while honest would not be good for business.

[judecorp.livejournal.com]

HA HA HA HA HA, yes, but totally TRUE!