mexico.

we've been home for a few days now. the normal flora is slowly returning.
we're both feeling pretty good, actually, compared to our first adventure to ixtapa/zihuatanejo. f that dirty, dirty cesspool.
the east cape is a lovely place. there's nothing to do but fish, sleep, eat, swim, sunburn, and fish. sounds pretty perfect,eh?.
i will never be a morning person. but 0600 in baja with huevos rancheros waiting for you poolside as the front loaders launch the pangas on the beach below you is a pretty sweet way to motivate.
we'll be back.

bazinga.

September to do list:
get married. check.
catch a roosterfish. check.



more to come. when my bowels recover.

texas taco tour 2010 (part 3)*

*this post contains no tacos.

the gluttony continued as the weekend went on. on sunday we covered the entire culinary spectrum. hitting steak 'n shake and rudy's bbq in the same day is like watching spaceballs followed by star wars. or having breakfast with ellen page then dinner with gwyneth paltrow. or having mos def cover the beastie boys. or like getting to fish all morning and being content without even a bump.

anyway, i hadn't had steak 'n shake since...shit, it's been years.

top five shitty/awesome fast food resturants that need to expand to the northwest for shitssake:

5. lion's choice
4. white castle
3. krystal
2. runza
1. steak 'n shake

2am

2pm

throw in a game at my 15th MLB stadium and I was spent.
Time for a nap or ten.

texas taco tour 2010 (part 2)

the tacos continued...
yucatan taco stand in frisco has some tasty tortillas.

this was a giant plate of chicken nachos

next up was torchy's. this was my kind of place. the bathrooms were clean. friendly staff. and i ate something very tasty called a trailer park "trashy" style. the only bad thing i can say about torchy's is that they were sold out of their "show me your taco" t-shirts.

texas taco tour 2010 (part 1)

holy frakkin' queso, adama.
texas taco tour 2010 is in the books.
i'll let the pictures do most of the talkin', but overall, the tacos in dallas are damn good. we ate tacos for lunch and dinner everyday until our bodies wouldn't let us. then we switched to spicy BBQ.
our first stop was fuel city. this place is a gas station disguised as a donkey farm disguised as giant beer store disguised as car wash disguised as a taco stand. the tacos were cheap and tasty. however, the surprise winner was a little cup of heaven.
steamed corn with a layer of sour cream, some hot sauce, queso, butter, topped with lemon pepper.
um, probably something normal for that part of northern mexico, but, holy shit, it was tasty.