It is National Hug Your Cat Day. Unfortunately, I cannot hug Haley Piglet, and I am still very sad. I did try to give Armando a hug, but he was evasive. I do still have to finish writing up Ate Piglet’s final story, but I am not feeling like it.

I had lunch at Cedars on Broadway today. I remember the first time I went there (perhaps a year ago?) I thought the fries were truly horrendous, which is hard to doe with french fries. The falafel was mediocre as well. Since there aren’t many places within quick walking distance of Amanda’s clinic, I have been back to Cedar’s many times. The fries have gotten much much better, and they give you a humongous portion… probably the equivalent for two or more times the largest size fry at a national fast food chain. Most people who patronize the place realize this, and I have found that most people do not get a combo meal (sandwich, fries, and a can of soda) simply to avoid the fry. Today, no one else but me got a combo meal; people usually just got a sandwich and drink, or, more rarely, one of the entrees (which are too expensive in my opinion).

Their falafel is still kilnda meh, but it is growing on me. It would be better if it were spicier with hot sauce or chilis, but they do not have hat sauce available, though sometimes they can give chilis. Perhaps I should bring some sriracha next time.

After a lot of research, I ordered a kick scooter for Lonan Kai… a Razor A4. He had been lusting after them during visits to Jefferson Park. Then again, he is five, so he tends to lust after a lot of things. Lust probably is not an appropriate word to use for a five year old’s emotions. Something more like “want want want want want” would be more suitable.

I think he will love it. It is also the kind of things that is easily transportable, like when we go camping later this month.

I made a stir fry for dinner. Excitement.