Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Even dietitians need some love

Valentine's Day 2010: my husband and I had been dating for a month, which is long enough to know you like someone, but certainly not long enough to know that you like someone.  One of his favorite restaurants is Restaurant Max, downtown Minneapolis.  He had been there once for lunch and had a great burger, so I figured sure, it'd be a nice-but-not-over-the-top-cheeseball-cliche place to go.  Only we get there and it's a fixed menu.  For $40 a person.  We're talking tiny portions of funky seafood.  He was embarrassed.  I felt guilty.  And by the end of the night, we were both still hungry.

Valentine's Day 2011 was a more DIY-approach, as we boiled crab legs for our entree.  Thanks, Deadliest Catch.

Valentine's Day 2012:
The Papa Murphy's $7 pizza.  At this rate, next Valentine's Day we'll be scraping mold off leftovers for dinner.  But you know what- this was delicious.  And it was easy.  And it was De-Lite, so my 2 slices were 340 calories.  Not awful at all.

Isn't that supposed to be one of the perks of married life- being able to wear sweatpants while eating pizza on the couch and watch last week's Tivo'd "Dateline" together?  Thought so.

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