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Tuesday’s Activities Include: Moonstones
Jan. 8th, 2019 11:00 pmWe had date night. The kids went to Julie’s Place and B. helped T. with his homework and we wrapped it all up at 8 p.m. It was impressively successful and left time for us to assemble T.’s new pole lamp.
Moonstones was good. They had an intriguing Boulevardier variation on the menu but were out of a key ingredient. I had a Moonhattan, and a Resolution Solution (rye, ginger beer and cinnamon simple syrup, IIRC).
I got the tofu and eggplant which I always get (and love), and we also got some wings, and a smoked salmon and whitefish spread with crostini dish. I probably should not have ordered the sorbet — I ate a little too much.
Not a whole lot else going on, altho we are learning the ridiculousness of how sharing works when you have more than one Nintendo Switch on an account. *eye roll*
Also, Pre Check lets you renew online and it is ludicrously easy. We were going to do Global Precheck, until I realized that you have to apply for all minors — you don’t get to bring littles through with you. T. has aged out of Precheck tagalong (we need to apply for him), which is a bummer, but A. still qualifies and we don’t really travel overseas enough (yet) to really justify bothering with Four More Interviews.
Moonstones was good. They had an intriguing Boulevardier variation on the menu but were out of a key ingredient. I had a Moonhattan, and a Resolution Solution (rye, ginger beer and cinnamon simple syrup, IIRC).
I got the tofu and eggplant which I always get (and love), and we also got some wings, and a smoked salmon and whitefish spread with crostini dish. I probably should not have ordered the sorbet — I ate a little too much.
Not a whole lot else going on, altho we are learning the ridiculousness of how sharing works when you have more than one Nintendo Switch on an account. *eye roll*
Also, Pre Check lets you renew online and it is ludicrously easy. We were going to do Global Precheck, until I realized that you have to apply for all minors — you don’t get to bring littles through with you. T. has aged out of Precheck tagalong (we need to apply for him), which is a bummer, but A. still qualifies and we don’t really travel overseas enough (yet) to really justify bothering with Four More Interviews.