donaldtoo
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"Wa-HOOO!!!"(Then, licks the ice pick to see if he tastes any silver or gold. "Nuthin' . . .") But old prospectors never give up!
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donaldtoo
Well-Known Member
Might that be the IKEA Islands you've traveled to for a unique shopping experience? (You said Isles instead of aisles, so I figured this must be some sort of exotic tropical island destination you discovered; I'm still trying to locate it on the map . . .
Maybe she meant somethin' like this...?!
StarWarsGirl
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
Watching a football analysis
Normal people who like football: Wow, I'm really interested in what they're saying
Normal people who don't like football: This is boring
Me: Is that the Surface Pro 3 that those analysts have in front of them?
Normal people who like football: Wow, I'm really interested in what they're saying
Normal people who don't like football: This is boring
Me: Is that the Surface Pro 3 that those analysts have in front of them?
donaldtoo
Well-Known Member
Hahaaa...!
Isn't it funny how we love the pitter-patter of rain, but, also and instead, the silence of (and, yes. I've been in the middle of falling snow enough times) falling snow.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Okay folks, it's only Olive Garden; but we don't have any in Ontario, so it's a nice once/year treat for us.
Salad, no croutons, tomato ON THE SIDE:
We had two big bowls of this. I had two plates. Hubby had four!
Bread sticks hiding there on the right. I might have eaten three of these. (Okay, I did.) Mike had four.
He always gets the Tour of Italy, but the server convinced him to try one of the new "Tours".
I always get the portobello ravioli. This time I actually remembered to "hold the diced tomatoes".
Delish, as always. I ate four, Hubby ate three.
Oops, my bad. I forgot to take a pic of the "Apple Tuscan Bread Pudding" before I'd eaten my share.
This is the slightly more than half I left for Mike.
We ordered it with ice cream, but they were out.
The plate, once I had finger-licked it. Yeah, I'm classy like that.
And of course, no OG meal is complete without the chocolate mints.
Our server brought us four of them. Hubby insisted he was too full and that I should have them all. Good wife that I am, I did not argue.
Salad, no croutons, tomato ON THE SIDE:
We had two big bowls of this. I had two plates. Hubby had four!
Bread sticks hiding there on the right. I might have eaten three of these. (Okay, I did.) Mike had four.
He always gets the Tour of Italy, but the server convinced him to try one of the new "Tours".
I always get the portobello ravioli. This time I actually remembered to "hold the diced tomatoes".
Delish, as always. I ate four, Hubby ate three.
Oops, my bad. I forgot to take a pic of the "Apple Tuscan Bread Pudding" before I'd eaten my share.
This is the slightly more than half I left for Mike.
We ordered it with ice cream, but they were out.
The plate, once I had finger-licked it. Yeah, I'm classy like that.
And of course, no OG meal is complete without the chocolate mints.
Our server brought us four of them. Hubby insisted he was too full and that I should have them all. Good wife that I am, I did not argue.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
Looks great. Although I got stuck on the bread sticks.Okay folks, it's only Olive Garden; but we don't have any in Ontario, so it's a nice once/year treat for us.
Salad, no croutons, tomato ON THE SIDE:
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We had two big bowls of this. I had two plates. Hubby had four!
Bread sticks hiding there on the right. I might have eaten three of these. (Okay, I did.) Mike had four.
He always gets the Tour of Italy, but the server convinced him to try one of the new "Tours".
View attachment 76492
View attachment 76493
I always get the portobello ravioli. This time I actually remembered to "hold the diced tomatoes".
Delish, as always. I ate four, Hubby ate three.
View attachment 76494
Oops, my bad. I forgot to take a pic of the "Apple Tuscan Bread Pudding" before I'd eaten my share.
This is the slightly more than half I left for Mike.
We ordered it with ice cream, but they were out.
View attachment 76495
The plate, once I had finger-licked it. Yeah, I'm classy like that.
View attachment 76496
And of course, no OG meal is complete without the chocolate mints.
Our server brought us four of them. Hubby insisted he was too full and that I should have them all. Good wife that I am, I did not argue.
View attachment 76497
englanddg
One Little Spark...
That Tour of Italy doesn't look like the picture.
Olive Garden is ok...but they've improved the pasta offerings at the grocery store and you can make comparable food at home pretty easily.
Carrabas is better.
Still, I wouldn't say no if someone invited me out to OG for a meal!
Olive Garden is ok...but they've improved the pasta offerings at the grocery store and you can make comparable food at home pretty easily.
Carrabas is better.
Still, I wouldn't say no if someone invited me out to OG for a meal!
donaldtoo
Well-Known Member
Okay folks, it's only Olive Garden; but we don't have any in Ontario, so it's a nice once/year treat for us.
Salad, no croutons, tomato ON THE SIDE:
View attachment 76490
View attachment 76491
We had two big bowls of this. I had two plates. Hubby had four!
Bread sticks hiding there on the right. I might have eaten three of these. (Okay, I did.) Mike had four.
He always gets the Tour of Italy, but the server convinced him to try one of the new "Tours".
View attachment 76492
View attachment 76493
I always get the portobello ravioli. This time I actually remembered to "hold the diced tomatoes".
Delish, as always. I ate four, Hubby ate three.
View attachment 76494
Oops, my bad. I forgot to take a pic of the "Apple Tuscan Bread Pudding" before I'd eaten my share.
This is the slightly more than half I left for Mike.
We ordered it with ice cream, but they were out.
View attachment 76495
The plate, once I had finger-licked it. Yeah, I'm classy like that.
View attachment 76496
And of course, no OG meal is complete without the chocolate mints.
Our server brought us four of them. Hubby insisted he was too full and that I should have them all. Good wife that I am, I did not argue.
View attachment 76497
YUM-O-RAMA!!!!!
Thank you for that...!!!
englanddg
One Little Spark...
Bottomless breadsticks and the salad are some of my favorite things they have there...
nom nom nom!
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Next time!
MOXOMUMD
Well-Known Member
Every Christmas I put a bag of Andes in my daughter's stocking.Okay folks, it's only Olive Garden; but we don't have any in Ontario, so it's a nice once/year treat for us.
Salad, no croutons, tomato ON THE SIDE:
View attachment 76490
View attachment 76491
We had two big bowls of this. I had two plates. Hubby had four!
Bread sticks hiding there on the right. I might have eaten three of these. (Okay, I did.) Mike had four.
He always gets the Tour of Italy, but the server convinced him to try one of the new "Tours".
View attachment 76492
View attachment 76493
I always get the portobello ravioli. This time I actually remembered to "hold the diced tomatoes".
Delish, as always. I ate four, Hubby ate three.
View attachment 76494
Oops, my bad. I forgot to take a pic of the "Apple Tuscan Bread Pudding" before I'd eaten my share.
This is the slightly more than half I left for Mike.
We ordered it with ice cream, but they were out.
View attachment 76495
The plate, once I had finger-licked it. Yeah, I'm classy like that.
View attachment 76496
And of course, no OG meal is complete without the chocolate mints.
Our server brought us four of them. Hubby insisted he was too full and that I should have them all. Good wife that I am, I did not argue.
View attachment 76497
And your hotel looks beautiful.
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
I really like the tour of Italy at the Olive Garden too. It is usually a toss up between that and the stuffed chicken marsala. And I really like the zuppa Toscana.
donaldtoo
Well-Known Member
Yep, your first sentence was also one of the first things I noticed.
Also, I agree with the rest.
But, we also love Olive Garden, and have yet to ever have a bad meal there.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
We come here all the time. It's a lovely family-owned business, with an interesting back story. (Too long to type on my phone - Mike has the iPad.)Every Christmas I put a bag of Andes in my daughter's stocking.
Dinner tomorrow will be in the hotel's restaurant, 1/2 mile down the road.
StarWarsGirl
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
I've never actually been to an Olive Garden. 
We usually go to Macaroni Grille or one of the local Italian places. Or better yet, I go hang out with my bff's Italian relatives
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We usually go to Macaroni Grille or one of the local Italian places. Or better yet, I go hang out with my bff's Italian relatives
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
At first glance, that made me think of the manger scene @ sunset.
Anyone else see it?
FutureCEO
Well-Known Member
Olive Garden is good for people who do not have great restaurants near them or just want a lazy meal.
I, personally, do not understand why they are doing so bad. Last time I went, I waited 30 minutes for a table. And yes, there is a Carrabbas across the street. The Macaroni Grill was here but didn't do good so it closed.
I, personally, do not understand why they are doing so bad. Last time I went, I waited 30 minutes for a table. And yes, there is a Carrabbas across the street. The Macaroni Grill was here but didn't do good so it closed.