I’ve been to France twice, but wouldn’t have gone to McD’s even if I’d seen one. We always stopped for “smashed sandwiches” at one of the kiosks across from the main gate at the Toulon navy base. During my first visit to Japan a bunch of us took a bus up to Tokyo. Four or five of us split off from the main herd and found a really nice Indian restaurant for supper; when we got back together with the others to head back to Yokosuka they said they had eaten at McD’s. SMH.
Didn’t get over to have a close look at Fuji whilst in Japan, but it’s in the background of a couple pictures I took at Enoshima. The mountain itself is lost in the haze, but the snowcap is visible, seemingly just floating in the sky.
Whatever that might mean…
For you, for her, or both?
I read somewhere that the original quote was “The customer is always right in his own mind”. He might actually be quite wrong, but you’ll have to convince him.
Had to go get my head examined last night. Why are MRIs so blasted loud?
Tonight’s supper was a bit of leftover steak on an asiago bagel. Breakfast tomorrow will be my first bowl of Strawberry Cinnamon Toast Crunch. It’s a good-sized box, so I hope it’s something I like. 