FMTSO: Menus

Last night I had a beginner's group meeting with my camera club.  Since the meeting didn't start until

7:30 pm Gayla and I decided to grab a bite to eat at Lone Star restaurant prior to arrival.

Although the steak sounded very appetizing I ordered a sirloin dip instead.

It wasn't fabulous, but it was tasty enough to satisfy me.

Earlier this year, after one of our club meetings we stopped at the mexican restaurant pictured below to have a drink and some chips and salsa.

I take my camera just about everywhere with me. 

Nothing is sacred if I'm having fun or if I think something is neat.

There's a an old fashioned ice cream and candy store in Boulder City that I love to visit.

Pictured below is a sign offering candy from the 1920's, 30's, 40's and 50's.

I love signs and billboards and I love sweets.  So obviously, I just had to take a photo of the sign below.

This is outside a gas station/store in California and I took this photo while on a field trip with my camera club.

Although I didn't buy any fudge or nuts, I did however, purchase some dried papaya.  It was very tasty.

Last weekend my husband and I went to an Indian Pow-Wow.

One of the great things about going to these types of events is the fabulous fry bread.

I didn't have any but I sure wanted some.

The line was way too long and I didn't feel like waiting for it.

Here is the sign offering this tasty treat.

And something to drink

Normally, I don't drink anything other than water or tea because I try to avoid as much sugar as possible.

(except of course when I indulge in a margarita or glass of wine)

But, being stuck in the desert at an event and no iced tea to be found I just had to have a cup of lemonade.

I'm telling you this was the best lemonade I have ever tasted.

They Native Americans running the stand made it fresh to order.

It was fascinating to watch the system they had down.

The man would cut the lemon in half, squeeze the lemon juice by hand with an old fashioned glass juicer then he would pour it into a cup.  The lady would then take the lemon juice and mix it with a concoction that she had ready.  I'm not sure if it was sugar and water, but whatever it was it sure made good lemonade.

I should have taken a photo of their process.

They worked really well as a team.

Well, although I didn't get any photos of fancy menus like i wanted, I did have fun with this theme.

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