Well, today was an adventure. We went to Gator Stadium – Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. Home of “The Swamp”. Gates were open so we went in to have a look around. So glad we did. For as long as I’ve been a Gator fan, I’ve never been there.
Like the Orioles stadium we had to climb a few bazillion steps to get the shot. But it worth it.
The second new thing today was eating at a Korean restaurant. I’m not a big fan of Asian foods. Hence, I had fried rice and vegetables. But I did try some glass noodles. They tasted alright but had the texture of boiled earthworms. I tried some rice wine – Makgeolli (I think). I tried some Bulgogi, it was good. It tried some other stuff that was gross – some kind of cold cabbage. I’ll have to ask my brother what else we had. But it was a lunch of new stuff for me.
The third new thing I tried today was mahi mahi. Turns out I like it. Just another white fish. I like haddock, so I guess I’m not too surprised. I just never really new what it was.
I’m not real good for trying new foods. First it needs to sound good. Then it needs to look good. Third, it needs to smell good. If it passes those three tests, then I’ll taste it.
So, all in all, it was a great day and I was brave to try some new foods.
How are you at trying new foods?
A Gators fan huh…we’ve been enjoying having SOS at USC 😄
As for new foods–nope. It’s very rare that I will try something.
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Been a UF fan all my life. My aunt and uncle kept us well stocked with Gator stuff – balls, clothes, clocks, jerseys, etc… 🙂 Sorry, gotta ask, SOS? I had a cousin at UNC so I guess we’re at odd all round! :p My main problem trying new things at a restaurants is that I don’t want to buy something I’m not going to like.
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Steven Orr Spurrier, a lot of fans on the message boards just refer to him as SOS.
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Awesome, I learned something today! And USC is University of Southern California not University of South Carolina 🙂
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