Dinner

Dinner was pretty funny.

I have about $50 in my account and about $20 cash.  I didn't want anything in the fridge or freezer.

Neckbones.  Lentils.  Chicken and rice, cooked, and in the freezer.  Nah.

Fridge: raw meats and a huge block of cheese half the size of Biscuit.  Nope.

I already ate some fruit, and I needed something that would hold up to my lithium, which I need to take.

I looked online at a meal delivery service.  They only had a couple of choices for me.  One being sushi.  While I might try it sometime I don't want to try it with my lithium.  I know it would make me sick.  A fried chicken place with a $35 minimum, and not even a store I knew at that.

An Indian place.  Not one I had tried.  Overall I like Indian food.  I will be making it tomorrow night once the chicken thaws.  I shopped, winced at the price, and put a few things in my cart.  They really getcha on that delivery fee.

Then I saw it only had a 60% customer satisfaction rating.  If I am paying $30 for dinner, I want to be 100% satisfied.  Not 60 percent.

I went to my local Chinese takeout menu.  Good choices, but a $20 minimum and they want cash.  Remember I only have $20 cash.

That's not going to work.  I went to Dominoes.  I didn't want pizza again but I do love their cheesy bread, AND they had sandwiches.  I got the chicken bacon provolone one.  We will see how I like it, the sandwich is a new one.

I love Dominoes but I was not terribly impressed by their pasta, when I tried it.  Even if I'm not wild about the sandwich I still have the cheesy bread, which I know works with my pills.

I will come back and edit this with a review of the sandwich.

Edit: Ron woke up when the deliveryman rang the doorbell.  He asked if he still had BBQ left (Ron, not the delivery man) and I said no, he got drunk and ate it. 

He was moping around, I gave him some cheesy bread and half my sandwich.  I hadn't ordered him anything because he always tells me not to, and scolds me if I do.  He liked what I gave him. 

He doesn't have a huge appetite so he was happy with a pretty small portion (don't worry, I went back later and asked if he wanted more). 

I ate the sandwich.  It was good for $6.  Was it huge?  No.  Was the bread and sauce good?  Yes.  Did it have what I consider a lot of bacon?  Yes.  A good amount of chicken?  Yes.  Would I get it again?  Not sure. 

The cheesy bread was excellent as always.  They gave me extra sauce.  I am full, it was good, someone else made my dinner, and I could afford it. 

I call that a win.  I have some cheesy bread left for breakfast tomorrow, too.