What's for supper tonight?

Oh, I thought it meant you ate there. My bad.

 

For the record, it was 2-point.

 

OK then. That's fine!

 

Since it's Football Night in America, I grilled a small piece of meat between games. I'm on my second bag of popcorn. I also hit McD's for a sundae just before the Cowboys pissed away the game.

 

Applebee's Field? Nice ballpark. Do they still have the Doppler Radar thing atop the scoreboard (or is it/was it just beyond the centerfield fence)?

 

I brought two bananas and two ham sandwiches on whole wheat bread to work today. The usual.

 

I haven't been to a game in probably three years. Might even be four. I just remember the games section down the left field line in the stands.

And that you could get Joe Bologna's pizza there. Mmmmm Joe Bologna's.

 

Didn't have pizza in my one trip there 2-3 years ago. Besides, I'm used to my real pizza here in Jersey from local pizzerias. NYC and Philly pizza is good too, as is some pizza in Chicago. The national chains and pizza in other parts of the country pale in comparison.

 

Well, it's not NYC pizza. But here's the restaurant with some information on the building it's in (it's the only pizza place listed on the National Register of Historic Places.):

http://joebolognas.com/index.php?url_channel_id=&url_publish_channel_id=1&url_subchannel_id=&well_id=2

 

Yes it is, here's the story

http://foodmarket.com/news/2005011701.html

 

My favorite quote:

 

And if you think that burger's something, let me introduce you to the Mount Olympus at Clinton Station Diner in New Jersey:

25 pounds of beef, 50 slices of cheese, two heads of lettuce, three large onions. five tomatoes, four cups of ketchup, four cups of relish. 50 pounds and 81,000 calories. Not a likely dish to be served by the Top Chef contestants (maybe Mikey).

Also, before I forget:

Good to see Oliver Miller's keeping himself occupied.