Shrimp Scampi? Here. I ignore what he said to my husband. I was admiring my dish. I take a bite and think it's lighter than a red sauce and seems like a spring is almost here dish. I'm deciding this was a great dish for me tonight when I look up across my table and scrunch my eyebrows together. There's something long, green, and skinny on my husband's plate. He ordered lobster ravioli. That should be in the shape of squares. I ask, "Did you order something with celery?" I don't think so. He says I don't think there's any lobster here but it's delicious and offered me a taste. It was delicious with a great sausage taste and I'm not always a sausage fan. We keep eating and about half way through our waitress let us know they delivered the next tables food to us. He asked what he was eating and learned it was stuffed hot peppers. I'm excited to know my detective celery thinking was right and it was something else.
Prologue - We got our correct meals too and free of charge and now I have lunch two days this week.
Thank you Two Writing Teachers for not only bringing together a community of writers but inviting us to push the pencil daily and nudge our writerly life.
So funny... last night we went out to dinner and got the wrong meals too. They had to rush our replacement - we too started eating, but my husband is allergic to celery and I was sure it was in there. We were headed to see Waitress and on a time limit. They cooked us up something quick and our bill was free!!
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I am going to keep trying to find you the day before -- I am asleep by the time you post!!!
Clare
Whoops for the waiter! Yay to having a great lunch for two days!
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