Aloha Everyone,
We were looking for something simple for our breakfast. Cashwise Foods is set up like a large cooperative. They sell everything from fresh fruits, fresh meat and fish, dairies to baked goods. A package of croissants is perfect for our 2 days breakfast. With J.J.’s coffee, we had a good meal.
Back to Outlaws Steakhouse and Express for early lunch. 3 days in a row, mainly because it is the only decent restaurant in Watford City.
New vocabulary, RIG CLOTHES. We were wondering why certain washing machines are marked as well as sorting tables and rubbish bins. North Dakota has active oil fields and people who work there will get oil residue on their outer garments. Thus, RIG CLOTHES must be cleaned with special detergents separate from the ordinary clothes.
We were able to talk with Jay-C and Jody then with George V.
For dinner, the two us walked to Tokyo Japanese Restaurant and Steakhouse whose waiter and chefs are Vietnamese or Malaysian. My sushi was good. J.J.’s nabeyaki udon was served hot, perhaps the best feature of the dish.
One nearby table was occupied by 4 people. Sounds like at least two of them are long-haul truck drivers. They were drinking cocktails and beers as they picked on sushi and filet mignon. Most loquacious of the 4 said to their waiter that he will pay for everyone’s drinks. Another one said that he will pay for everyone’s food. Maybe they were celebrating Juneteenth holiday.
Aloha -- Cathi
