Tag Archives: Eating out

Decisions, Decisions, Decisions

Posted on June 20, 2022 by Sheila Moss

Do you have trouble decided on a place to go when you eat out, or are we the only ones? And eating out is not the only time we can’t decide. The easier the decision, the harder it is to … Continue reading →

Posted in Entertainment, Food, Humor | Tagged assessment, Choices, Dining, Eating out, Indecision, Restaurants, uncertainess, what to eat, where to go | Leave a comment

The Pizza Place

Posted on October 9, 2018 by Sheila Moss

My partner likes to eat out. He is supposed to be on a diet, so I suspect that he just likes to eat out as an excuse to eat food he is not supposed to have. One night, as usual, … Continue reading →

Posted in Food, Humor | Tagged Carryout, Cheesecake, cooking, Eating out, Pizza, Restaurants, Specialty pizzas, Sugar-free | 1 Comment

The Incredible Growing Spaghetti

Posted on July 21, 2018 by Sheila Moss

I was out of town attending a festival in East Tennessee. Even though we made reservations months in advance, that was not soon enough. We ended up staying away from the center of activity in a tiny town in a … Continue reading →

Posted in Food, Humor | Tagged Beer, BYOB, East Tennessee, Eating out, eats, Italian Food, Restaurant, spaghetti, Yeast Bread | 6 Comments

Table for Two

Posted on September 26, 2017 by Sheila Moss

Ever notice how obnoxious people do not know that they are being obnoxious? The other evening my honey and I were dining at this great little Italian place we know about. Good food, good service, reasonable prices, you know the … Continue reading →

Posted in Entertainment, Food, Humor | Tagged Dining, Dinner, Eating out, Manics, Meals, Misbehavior, Obnoxious people, People who rant, Restaurants | 9 Comments

Wanda and the Catfish

Posted on January 28, 2017 by Sheila Moss

Wanda is a dumb blond, to put it kindly. She is not the sort of person I would normally choose as a friend, but we came to know each other through a mutual acquaintance. She is a good-hearted person, but intelligence … Continue reading →