Well it was the First Friday of the Lenten season and there was an ordination in Atlanta to attended, so the Deacons and I invited Fr. Michael and Fr. Bryan out for dinner. Since it was still kinda Chinese New Year we went for Chinese. We went to my favorite Chinese restaurant in Atlanta, The Green Sprout, they did not let us down. I had the Sweet and Sour Ginger Chicken with the coconut bubble tea, de-lish! Deacon Bill had vegetables and rice, Deacon Gayle had chicken and eggplant, Fr. Bryan had Chicken Fried Rice and Fr. Michael had Cashew Chicken. We had full bellies and we were off to the Ordination.
7 comments:
Aren't Fridays in Lent supposed to be meatless?
Is this post a joke? We are laughing at our house. Now what we would expect you to eat - chicken on any day. Richard says what the devil are these people thinking? Trying to play a trick on us? AFGG
Earlier post was suppose to say Not what we would expect you to eat - no chicken on any day. AFGG
What? ;-)
I know what you are up to ;-)
love, kf
It only too an 1:20 for someone to comment about the chicken!
What ever are you talking about??;-)? If you follow the link you would see that the Green Sprout is a Buddhist Chinese restaurant, even though it is called meat it is not, mostly tofu and potatoes and other starches and proteins make up the "chicken" we were eating. I knew some of my astute readers would pick up on this one, you are all too good. Thanks for reading and catching my funny. Have a great Lent.
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