Project Number 2 - Day 17 (Friday)

Thank God For Fridays is seriously something I do. I, in a very healthy, very adult, way look forward to the weekend SO MUCH! Anyways here's what I ate yesterday, the beginning of the weekend...

Breakfast - I got up before class and made coffee. Then I had a banana on the way to class.

Lunch - I remembered to pack left over lasagna (if you've been counting - that's my 5th meal that's been comprised of lasagna). I heated it up at inlingua, which was way better than eating it cold.

Snack - I tried really hard, and succeeded, in not buying any bread or any snacks on the way to my afternoon class. It was hard, but I felt much better for it!

Dinner - I was starving, because I hadn't eaten since noon and so when Ryan, Sebas and I went to Megamaxi we bought a small bag of chifles to share. They held us over until dinner, dinner. We ended up getting GUS chicken. Ryan and I LOVE Gus but haven't had it much since we moved out of our 1st apartment (it was right down the street then). We got the SUPER FAMILY combo which for under $15 you get a whole roasted chicken, a big salad, rice, a 2 liter pop, french fries, and 4 soups. I ended up eating a chicken breast, most of the salad and my soup. Plus a handful of french fries. With dinner I enjoyed a rum and coke!

Salud a Grant!!!!

We then went to Theatre Sucre to celebrate Grant's acceptance to the LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS! Ryan, Sebas and I continued the rum and coke action throughout the concert, almost getting kicked out at one point (not really, but there were mean looks). And after that we went to La Ronda for dinner. Since we had already eaten dinner, Ryan and I got a beer to split. But Ryan of course, decided he needed more food and so ordered choclo con queso (corn on the cob and cheese) and an empanada de morocho (a fried dough thing with some sort of corn in it). I had a few bites of each. Then we came home!

That was that! It was super fun and we're super proud of Grant. Seriously, I just can't get over it. The London School of Economics, seriously?!