
After finishing up some stuff back at the hotel, we met up with the
Fusion girls and
Lisa Niven Kelly and Colin of
Beaducation at a restaurant in Milwaukee's historic Third Ward called,
Water Buffalo. It was right on the Riverfront.

I once read an article about having a successful blog that began with, "Nobody cares what you had for lunch..." I disagree with that. Food for me is just as viable as a form of communication as writing or painting.

Virginia Woolf had a similar sentiment in A Room of One's Own, where she claimed that not enough emphasis was ever given to the details of a fine meal.

Well, here to the left are images of a mighty fine dinner: Ahi Tuna, Braised Short Ribs, and Oven Roasted Chicken. Everything was so tasty! We washed it down with sangria and bottles of Blue Moon (yes, I asked to keep the bottle-caps!)
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