Hey everyone it’s that time again! I know you were all waiting for it so here it is!
Last night we said screw the budget and went to the Pho Grill near our house for dinner (it really isn’t screwing the budget, it’s very reasonable). This eatery is akin to a Mongolian BBQ style restaurant. You fill a bowl with your choice of ingredients, hand it to the guy at the grill and wait, trying not to drool as he cooks your dinner. I’ve never been a big fan of this kind of place but something about this little store-front establishment just hits the right spot.
There was a new hostess/waitress last night and I don’t remember her name but she was very friendly. In addition to being conscientious about clearing used dishes, she stopped by our table several times to check on us and chat.
Anyway, back to our theme. Because we made her laugh she gave us each two fortune cookies and it’s a good thing, because one of mine was empty! Since we waited till we got home to open them I was able to overreact quite melodramatically to JD’s amusement. The other cookie’s fortune said this:
Wise words. Think about it. If you give up you’ll never know what you could have accomplished, right?
Then there was this in one of JD’s cookies:
The phrasing is awkward but he agreed with it. If you insert “else” after someone it sounds a little better. JD said it was like us. He gives me what he has, which he doesn’t consider much and it always flummoxes him that I find it valuable. Even at his most frustrating I love that man.
His other fortune was also appropriate:
I like the message here and while I don’t think JD will take it to heart, every little reminder I can get in front of him is welcome.
May the sun shine on you and yours this weekend. Oh, and
G O H A W K S !!!!
Those are THE best fortunes from fortune cookies I have ever seen!
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I know, right?
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Yep, I had to read the second one a couple of times but you kind of get the gist. I like Fortune Cookie Friday’s!!
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Yay! I thought it was a cool idea but we don’t often go out where we get them so it will be sporadic at best.
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I’ll take sporadic!
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Um, Go Pats! Here’s my fortune for you. You will be sad on Sunday night after the Super Bowl.
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Only if I actually hear the results. Since I’m not seriously invested I may not know the final score till Monday. 😉
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🙂
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My new Grand says his fortune reads “If you eat much you will poop plenty”…profound right?
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Bwahaha!
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They’re all the better when you read them the right way: by adding the words “In bed” to the end! 😀
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Ahh, a man after my heart. Don’t tell my husband! LOL
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Oh, dear! Now you’re forcing me to bite my tongue (or fingers in this case) and not say something about the “heart” not being the body part I’m usually after…
(That’s actually a quip intended to be funny to those with a low sense of humor like mine. In fact, the heart is totally the part of most interest!)
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On that we agree, and both JD and I share your low sense of humor. 😉
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We’ll get alone great then!
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i’ve always said being happy is hard work and often thankless. know i’m late (still catching up), but liked the last fortune so wanted to leave a few words.
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It’s definitely about choices. Happiness doesn’t just happen, you must choose to be happy even when things or people around you might not be agreeable.
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and be willing to let go of unhappiness. it’s especially hard when it feels that’s all you have left.
had this idea: you could collect fortunes and theme them around holidays or make them fit holidays like adding “in bed” to the end of them for valentine’s day.
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Fortunes are always better if you and “in bed” to the end.
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Yep; I have to agree! Thanks for stopping by!
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