T Stands for Mother's Day Dinner

 

Himself asked me what I wanted or where I wanted to go for Mother's Day dinner. I wasn't sure of what I wanted, but I knew where. I don't like going out to eat on holidays, even the Hallmark holidays. Places are crowded, busy, and you're rushed through your meal. Nope, not me. I wanted a leisurely dinner at home.

Then I read BioArt Gal's blog where she said her and her hubby had gone to Pop's Clam Shell and they got a Fisherman's Platter. I blame her because all I could think of was fried clams.

Pop's is too far from me so I had to be satisfied with Harry's where fried food is considered a food group. 

We did a buy and fly on Saturday. The parking lot was almost full when we pulled in to pick up our order. I guess others had the same idea of beating the crowd.  I ordered the Big Belly Plate, clam chowder, and a Raspberry Lime Rickey.

The Eldest was off for Mother's Day weekend so we had a nice, leisurely dinner. She had fish and chips, along with lobster bisque. Himself had the lobster bisque, a scallop plate, and a coffee frappe (what the rest of the world calls a shake)

I only eat half of what I order in a restaurant so I had leftovers and no cooking on Sunday. A perfect day.

Drop by hosts, Bleubeard and Elizabeth's blog to find out what the rest of the T Stands For gang is up to. If you want to play, include in your Tuesday post a beverage or container for a beverage. Don't forget to link your blog to Bleubeard and Elizabeth's page.