We drove for 45 minutes, paid the babysitter $50 and I would do it again tomorrow. This is our favorite chain restaurant in Louisville. I had the cashew chicken, Craig had the wok seared beef and we ordered crab wantons. The food was melt in your mouth, unbelievably delicious. Now, here is where the day gets even better. My soup (that came with my meal) was delivered after my main course. It was okay with us, we noticed but no big deal. The manager took it upon himself to give us coupons for two free dinners. We made sure we saved room for their desert snippets. I don't know the real name for them but they are samples of deserts in shot glasses for $2 a piece. We ordered the wall of chocolate which is a chocolate cake with raspberry sauce. The server thought we wanted the Tiramisu too and made us another sample, but when we said we didn't order it she said, we could have it on the house. So...Craig ate the Tiramisu and a few bites of the choc. cake. Then off to Builders surplus to look for new doors. They had a front door for $5000.00 I think I've been in the middle class too long- but $5000.00 for a door? It opens and closes just like my $400 door? Open, close ; Open, close- it's the same. Here is my question. If you could afford a $ 5000 door, would you buy it from a surplus place and load it and unload it yourself? I would not, I would pay someone to buy it for me, load/unload it, install it...then get me a glass of wine and maybe a snack and rub my feet.
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