Sunday, November 22, 2009

Speaking of brunch

Ok, it was me speaking about brunch but since I was doing a post on how to get the most champagne out of a brunch, it totally reminded me of our brunch at Bondi Road and how we need to return there when we're in New York in a few weeks.  Unlimited drinks - mimosa, bloody mary, greyhounds and couple others we didn't try - for like $18 with food?  Oh, why didn't I know about you when I lived there?  Even my brother was interested in the whole unlimited drinks thing when I told him about it later.  Awesome aussie waitresses, not abusive and always have a pitcher of something delish in their hands.  That sweet waitress who was so interested in the wide ruled paper with hello kitty and champagne bottle stickers all over it because two had left it out.  And remember the guy who was randomly bringing around those little cups with shots of whatever in them?  Or the bartender, once we had stayed so long the dinner crowd was arriving so we had to be moved to the bar, who let us in on the secret ingredient in the mimosas, you so think it's watered down, it's not.  I disavow this as the reason why I fell down on that sidewalk and those Yankee fans stopped to be sure I was okay.  See, I remember all of that so I was not drunk.  Yet. ;-)

3 comments:

  1. Haha, it was a beautiful morning.../entire day! And I do not even remember the Yankee fans so I guess we were all a little hazy... I do remember the quail egg in the bottom of my martini. And did I ever tell you that me and two got lost trying to walk back to the garage and ended up taking a cab after sitting on a street corner for about 15 minutes trying to pull up maps on our phones (/making out)?

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  2. Oh...and remember how I texted you about how we got back in the car and started making out and all I could smell was vomit? It wasn't him...there was a zip lock bag of scrambled eggs in the back of the car from tailgating the previous day. Yes, when we left the house, we brought along a zip lock bag of the leftover scrambled eggs (no silverware of course)...and...yes, on our way back from tailgating we were shoveling them into our mouths with our hands.

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  3. Um gross, but funny! I didnt know about the cab, I should have walked back with you. And I remember the quail egg, and the awesome story about two meeting the celebrity. Wow, what a great day that was!

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