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I have never liked meatloaf. Not when served at Lubys, or school or even growing up eating at my mother’s table. Nope. Never. Until I went to dinner at The Cheesecake Factory and my date ordered the meatloaf. At some point in the meal he offered a taste of his dish, which I promptly and kindly refused, with scant explanation of my aforementioned aversion. But he insisted I should try it and so… history was made that day.
I don’t know the recipe, but it was good. And when I say good here it is a gross understatement, almost to the point of sin.
So I say without further ado, and with utmost relish:
Try the meatloaf.

So many folks in Houston get into a routine/rut of doing the same things. Visiting sites like the Menil can decidedly awaken our senses and fullfill a need for culture. Plus, right next door is the Rothko chapel… his artwork can be found in high rise office buildings around town but it’s much more interesting and relaxing to visit the serene environment of the chapel. Overall I feel the Menil is overlooked by most Houstonians if not unheard of, what a great change of pace this unique collection provides.

Though I’ve never been to NY, I am most fortunate to have seen the MET’s exhibit The French Masters on display in Houston. What an amazing day that was. I stood in front of the Monet painting “Waterlillies” and cried. Fewer moments in life are as memorable or as satisfying as when we fall in love with art.