Thank goodness, the boss was driving!
I can't tell you how much I HATE having to go to these meetings. I get nervous on roads like these, even as only a passenger. I feel sorry for the driver because I am always grabbing the side handle, gasping in white-knuckled fright because I think we are too close to the car ahead. Sometimes I slam on the invisible brake on the floor ahead of me. I keep apologizing, "Sorry, I know you're a good driver. I just get a little excited."
I am surpirsed the man continues to insist I go on these excursions.
Once we arrive safely, I usually enjoy the meeting.
I always like going out to lunch after the meeting.
This time I had the daily special: 1/2 a dogwood sandwich and a cup of basil ham soup.
I had never heard of basil ham soup, but it was quite good.
The boss has a real sweeth tooth and wanted to try this Maple Pear Brulee Cheesecake.
It had a nut crust with a bottom layer of poached pears smothered in maple cheesecake, then topped with a very thin layer of torched caramel sugar.
We split this piece.
Yum-o! (Oh, help me! I just used a Racheal Ray-ism).
Thanks for all the ideas to use the Chambord. I think over vanilla ice cream sounds like something I would like. I will have to remember that the next time I get ice cream.
Also, thanks to those of you commenting about the labels. I have found them pretty handy myself. I couldn't remember how I had cooked a particular dish, so I just clicked the "cooking" label and found the entry in no time.
That's why I won't travel in the winter time unless I absolutely have to...you never know when a storm like that will crop up! I don't blame you for being nervous!! Oh wow, that lunch you had looks fabulous...and the dessert...mmmmmmm!!! Hugs xox
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