Sushi

Inspired by Marley and Me, a movie that Luke was watching this afternoon when I came home from work.

Went to work this morning, same as usual for a Friday

Went to the Chinese Buffet and made my own plate of food to be cooked fresh on the wok.   Shrimp, Chicken, Beef, Pork, water chestnuts, jalapeno , red and green peppers, broccoli, scallions, mushrooms, lo-mein noodles, and a combination of red chili peppers, garlic, brown sauce, garlic sauce, hoisin sauce.  OMG, that was a custom made and delicious lunch.

Take a 2.5 mile run before getting dinner.

Sushi ordered and picked up as promised.  Sushi is a special treat on Fridays during Lent

Gia, Kyle’s girlfriend tries to use chop sticks to eat her California rolls.

This day in history “On March 9, 1985, the first-ever Adopt-a-Highway sign is erected on Texas's Highway 69. The highway was adopted by the Tyler Civitan Club, which committed to picking up trash along a designated two-mile stretch of the road.
The Adopt-a-Highway program really began the year before, when James Evans, an engineer for the Texas Department of Transportation, noticed litter blowing out of the back of a pickup truck he was following in Tyler, Texas. Concerned about the increasing cost to the government of keeping roadways clean, Evans soon began asking community groups to volunteer to pick up trash along designated sections of local highways. Evans got no takers for his idea; however, Billy Black, the public information officer for the Tyler District of the Texas Department of Transportation, took up the cause and organized the first official Adopt-a-Highway program, which included training and equipment for volunteers. After the Tyler Civitan Club's sign went up on March 9, other groups volunteered to beautify their own stretches of highway. The program eventually spread to the rest of the U.S. and to such countries as Canada, Japan and New Zealand.”

Have we seen a difference in the cleanliness of our roads or just advertising for the businesses that have adopted?

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