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Joy 05/04/2022

 One of my continuing joys is, like most of you, food. 


Today we met with our good friends Kent and Leslie at the restaurant Steelbach at the Armature Works in Tampa. Steelbach is a really nice steak house. We started our dinner with drinks. Kent had his on the rocks you know "with an ice cube", Jan and Leslie shared a nice bottle and I went crazy and had a lime in my unsweetened ice tea.

For dinner we shared a few sides; broccoli, mushrooms and sweet potatoes. They were quite good. and for my meat I chose lamb chops. 

My grandmother Meme always liked lamb and that is where I think I got my affinity for lamb. They were very good and when they came I was surprised at how much they gave me. 

I have to thank Leslie for the photos. I am always so excited when dinner arrives I never take pictures. I think Leslie had to swat away my fork so she could capture the picture of my chops before I dug in!

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