daily slice-of-life photo blog of a Gen-X dad
Koa’s invited a friend over for a sleepover last night. That means a trip to Shipley’s Do-Nuts in the morning! I had a kolache (not pictured) which was pretty good. A pretty nice way to start the Sunday.
To help offset the cost of my new camera, I am selling a lot of my old gear. I don’t think I’ve ever used this 135mm Nikkor lens (it came as part of a film camera ebay purchase), but I found a local photographer who I sold it to. I hope he can get some good use out of it!
We bought some trout at Costco and Mariko prepared this yummy baked dish. I’ve loved trout ever since we went fishing up at Mammoth Lakes when I was a kid and my mom prepared our day’s catch for dinner. Of course there are small bones to be careful of, but they aren’t to difficult to avoid and the taste of trout is fantastic. A little bit of shoyu and it’s perfect!
Today’s dinner was a yummy selection of kushikatsu. We also shared a delicious saké that Mariko brought back from Japan.
Mariko made a delicious katusdon for dinner. Everyone enjoyed it! Another dish she has mastered, we all agreed.
