Saturday, June 24, 2006
Nelsons Deli and a Como Park Photo Op
Boy* and I took the opportunity to enjoy a pretty Saturday with a picnic at Como Park and a stroll around the new and improved zoo and conservatory. Despite the fact that there were crazy car people everywhere around the fairgrounds making traffic a mess, we managed to get to Nelson's Deli to pick up a couple of sandwiches and some other goodies.


There's something about a sandwich with that shredded iceberg lettuce and deli mayo that is just so much better than something I can make at home. I'm not sure why, and even though the ingredients are regular everyday stuff, a sandwich someone else has put together behind the sandwich counter in a real, old fashioned deli is elevated to a whole new level. As you can see we had a couple of other edibiles as well, but the sandwiches were really the best part.
I managed to get a couple of pretty neat pictures with my new camera at the conservatory, thanks to an extremely patient Boy*.




(*The first and only, imitated but never duplicated, mushroom hating Boy. Beware the sad and pathetic imposter)


There's something about a sandwich with that shredded iceberg lettuce and deli mayo that is just so much better than something I can make at home. I'm not sure why, and even though the ingredients are regular everyday stuff, a sandwich someone else has put together behind the sandwich counter in a real, old fashioned deli is elevated to a whole new level. As you can see we had a couple of other edibiles as well, but the sandwiches were really the best part.
I managed to get a couple of pretty neat pictures with my new camera at the conservatory, thanks to an extremely patient Boy*.




(*The first and only, imitated but never duplicated, mushroom hating Boy. Beware the sad and pathetic imposter)
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Pretty pictures! I know what you mean - even with the exact same ingredients, my own sandwiches never taste quite as good. Perhaps it's just the extra yumminess of someone else's labor on your behalf.
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