I got out of the house and had dinner at Roman Candle Baking Co. with a dear friend this week. They serve delicious flat bread (I call it pizza) with interesting toppings and lovely salads—the best part is the flat bread (pizza) is delivered to the large communal table on a plank of wood with scissors. Huge scissors. The cutting is oddly exciting. The scissors work surprisingly well. We took turns.
The desserts are also delicious. This is the almond cake. This photo was actually from the first time I was there, 4 days before. Often, Pete and I just drive to SE Division, park, and eat where there aren't too many people. This place was such a treat and surprisingly uncrowded.
Unrelated:
- at Lifehack: 10 Thing Happy People are Doing Differently. Clear, simple, and true. I liked everything except the title. I've renamed it 10 Things Happy People are Doing, in my own head.
- We loved the last Art Assignment we saw, Movement Telephone. It was so much fun to try and discuss. We don't submit our assignments online, just do them for ourselves and talk about them. I love this show more than I can express.
