After a very delicious dinner of chicken fajitas at Lupe Tortilla in H-Town I settled in to watch the USC opener. I felt a bit numb watching the game due to the extensive penalties levied against the Trojans by the NCAA. The whole situation just stinks. I hope Reggie Bush and his family are proud of what they have caused.
A couple of brief thoughts on the game, which barely held my attention:
- Matt Barkley looked very sharp and much improved over last year. He can throw a spiral now!
- Ronald Johnson looked like a man among boys. If he stays healthy, he should have a monster season.
- Marc Tyler was awesome. Great vision, power and speed. Finally, we are seeing what made him such a highly regarded recruit out of high school at Oaks Christian.
- Robert Woods could be the best true freshmen WR we've had since RJ Soward. The sky is the limit for this kid.
- The defense was horrible. No run defense, no pass defense. It could get ugly when we actually play a quality opponent.
- Why was the middle linebacker Devon Kennard #42 playing pass defense 30-40 yards downfield? Makes no sense at all. He was burned several times.
12 hours and change until Bonaire express departs H-Town!
Friday, September 3, 2010
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Departing early for Bonaire to beat Hurricane Earl
Now that I have left NYC 24 hours early to avoid any problems with Hurricane Earl, I'm sure the storm will turn away and not threaten the NYC area! However, I will feel a lot smarter if it shuts down LGA tomorrow.
I had a smooth flight down to Houston on a nice Continental 777. Great video on demand system in the seat backs and the seat next to me was empty. I enjoyed a Family Guy episode, some Lost in Translation as well as some Godfather II. In addition, I took a little nap.
I'm getting a little hungry so I am going to head out for some Tex-Mex. I'll try to catch the early part of the USC game at the bar. I feel like a margarita and some fajitas. So much for the diet!
26 hours until the flight to Bonaire departs!
I had a smooth flight down to Houston on a nice Continental 777. Great video on demand system in the seat backs and the seat next to me was empty. I enjoyed a Family Guy episode, some Lost in Translation as well as some Godfather II. In addition, I took a little nap.
I'm getting a little hungry so I am going to head out for some Tex-Mex. I'll try to catch the early part of the USC game at the bar. I feel like a margarita and some fajitas. So much for the diet!
26 hours until the flight to Bonaire departs!
Monday, August 30, 2010
Peter Luger Steakhouse, Brooklyn
A nice visit today on the lunch hour when the restaurant was quiet and civil. We shared a cheeseburger and single steak. We started with the sizzling bacon which is unlike any other bacon I have ever tasted. It is more like a pork belly with its rich flavor and thick cut. The bacon is a meal in itself and a must taste item!
Thursday, August 26, 2010
I'm in love with Chobani Greek Yogurt
Dave O turned me on to this product on my most recent trip to Chicago. It is insanely delicious, low in calories and packed with protein. What is not to love? I can see myself eating an awful lot of Chobani yogurt in the future.
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Sapp Coffee Shop, Hollywood California
The best boat noodle soup that I have tried to date is at Sapp Coffee Shop in Thai Town. I make a point to visit almost every time I come home to LA. The boat noodles here are consistently aroi mak mak! (Delicious in Thai). The service is fast and friendly. The prices are super low! A bowl of boat noodles is only $5.50! I love the rich flavor of the broth in this dish. I look forward to trying boat noodles at Victory Monument next time I'm in BKK. In the meantime I'll keep coming back to Sapp to enjoy its awesome 'blood noodles'.
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