Weekend Update:


Sunday, November 6th, 2005

Fine Fare Foods (ingredients for veggie chili night)$27.46
American Spirit Cigs $7.50
Bialy store $2.50
Bottle of water $2.00
Vietnamese Beef Pancake (from Dumpling House) $1.50
6-pack of Beck's $7.50

Saturday, November 5th, 2005

water and a hot dog from stand on Delancey $2.00
Ethiopian food, Ghenet $20.00
CAPOTE, at the Angelika $1.50 (D paid for most of it)
Coffee at Bookstore $2.00
Deli on Spring St. (cookie dough, cleaning stuff, garbage bags, sour cream...) $16.00

Friday, November 4, 2005

Coffee at 88 Orchard $2.00
Sam Flax Art Store (tracing paper/felt) $15.12
Zen Palate (sesame medallions) $10.00
American Spirit Cigs $8.00
Movie, Prime at Cinema Village $10.75
2 Slices at Ray's Pizza (for me and M) $4.00
The Delancey cover for Band (Seems So Bright) $7.00
Cocktails at The Delancey $20.00


Chili night was a success,and I totally winged my recipe. It was more of a chowder than a chili, but it was quite yummy...Now that we are creeping into Winter, we are going to continue the ritual of Sunday night dinners. It's fun and we all save money by staying in and cooking. Capote was a good film, I guarantee it will be up for an Oscar, and the Ethiopian food was so filling and cured the hangover,we went to Ghenet on Mulberry St. I realized that was my first time eating Ethiopian food in NYC. D left his laptop there, he discovered he didn't have it after we got out of the movie, thankfully the funny waitress kept it for him behind the bar! That would have sucked if he lost it.