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Entry tags:
- astoria,
- dining,
- food,
- kabab cafe,
- nyc,
- queens,
- television
"No Reservations" about Kabab Cafe
We thought we could beat the thunderstorms. That is why last Monday evening I walked thirty minutes to a showing of Live Free or Die Hard, while Laura biked to Pipers Alley to meet up with the running group she was attending for the first time.
I thoroughly enjoyed my movie, even the patently preposterous parts toward the end, and I emerged to discover that it had rained while I was inside. A lot. Laura, on the other hand, ran with the group and biked home in it.
So it was that when I arrived home I found her recuperating on the couch in front of the television. She had the Travel Channel on, and had paused the live feed. "You need to watch this," she said. "Before you do anything else. I guarantee it will make you happy."
This is what she showed me:
It did make me happy. It also gave me the worst case by far of missing New York that I've had since moving here.
It also made me hungry.
I thoroughly enjoyed my movie, even the patently preposterous parts toward the end, and I emerged to discover that it had rained while I was inside. A lot. Laura, on the other hand, ran with the group and biked home in it.
So it was that when I arrived home I found her recuperating on the couch in front of the television. She had the Travel Channel on, and had paused the live feed. "You need to watch this," she said. "Before you do anything else. I guarantee it will make you happy."
This is what she showed me:
It did make me happy. It also gave me the worst case by far of missing New York that I've had since moving here.
It also made me hungry.