passage to india

i finally made it to the new indian place in town. it was delicious, and the waitstaff was fabulous. not many people were there, which i hope is just due to the winter storm that blew in earlier this afternoon. katie said i-80 closed behind her on the way back from cheyenne, and the weatherman says we may get 20 inches in the next two days. this is expected weather: i remember trying to dye a giant snowball orange with kool-aid powder, trying to turn it into a giant jack-o-lantern. it didn't turn out all that well.

turns out, the papadums served before the meal (indian restaurants' equivalent of chips and salsa) have no wheat in them. this was great news, since i was starving. even greater news was the waitstaff's willingness to bring us basket after basket of them.

i intended to make vegetarian gluten-free pizza tomorrow night, but with weather like this, i think chili seems a bit more appropriate.

i predict that i will be at happy jack on saturday morning, with some winter fun strapped to my feet.

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