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Popeye's Loaded Chicken Wrap
ReviewOkay . . . Today – I went against one of my (poorly) self-enforced rules and ate lunch at Popeye’s.
Now – don’t get me wrong – they do serve up some tasty treats at the house of Cajun chicken and biscuits – but is the outcome – the pain – worth it??
I was intrigued by the loaded chicken wrap. It was loaded with rice & beans and a chicken strip – a potential yum treat – but in reality, considerably less than yum – significantly less than a treat.
When I managed to dig though the layers of grease, the saddest little (thankfully) lifeless lump of wrapped pudge was sitting there. Not really sure what to do – I stared to sprinkle a healthy amount of “Cajun Sparkle” (photo not available) around the lump – to bring it back from the brink a bit.
I tried it – and found that nothing about how it looked was a lie. It was extremely ugh. It was kind of a food disaster. I hope that you don’t ever eat one.
Ever.
All I can say is that the levees of my food rules have been shorn up – and hopefully the rivers of miserable food in the wold around me will be kept at bay.
Otherwise . . . Oh the horror – Oh the pain.
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Windowsill Carrot
StuffThe doggiest dog in my house – mister Irving Brown Socks – has developed a new and awesome habit.
He – like most dogs – likes to stare out the window for long periods of the day (probably thinking about the economy and stuff).
Don’t worry – that isn’t the new habit . . . It is just in his nature – to worry about current events – that is. I actually caught him trying to put on lipstick the other day.
His awesome new habit is that he takes his toys – either his squeaky carrot or his squeaky ice cream cone to the winds with him – to keep him company.
I wonder what they think about!
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Montclair Moon
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Friday Photo [#61] – Buggy
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