ATLANTIS HOTEL PARADISE ISLAND

Day 103 - After years and years of passing on fork fest with wifey and my bro, we finally set it up. Here we are and $45 poorer each, I would say the food was pretty good, maybe a bit rich for my me, but I guess it is nice every once and a while to enjoy the finer things in life. Funny thing as well, as when we walked in a table full of my coworkers past and present were there, including poperazzi, I wonder if she enjoyed her meal as much as I did, I am sure she did. I also wonder if her picture of the day will be similar to mine lol that would be awesome actually, also props to wifey for helping me snap this guy up.

Anyways not to bore you with the details of the meal I will leave it at , I had the prawns the beef and the bread pudding, it was good.

I help my aunt check in for her flight back to china today, it was crazy, the website I typed in was in chinese, now I was a bit rusty and had trouble reading, not only that but it was in simplified, so I asked if they could see if there was an english button, there was not. Fortunately for me they told me that there were flying AC with was star alliance, so I was able to check them in all on AC, problem solved.

Now we check in for our flight tomorrow!!!! everything is packed courtesy of wifey, I hope she knows I need some clean socks, or I might have to barefoot it in my shoes the whole time.

A dimly lit, old-world tavern with an alleyway entrance and multiple mounted animal heads gives this old Carmel haunt a Yorkshire tavern look and feel. Though, if the joint were in Yorkshire, odds are there wouldn't be paintings of Clint Eastwood hanging. Mr. Eastwood, legendary actor and former Carmel mayor, in fact, used to own the Hog's Breath. Visitors still think he does, and traffic can be thick with those---they first look for the restaurant asking locals, "do you know where that place is called the Boar's Breath or Hog's Head?" Second, tourists still come here in search of the star himself, optimistic they'll spot Eastwood reclining by the outdoor fire pit downing one his namesake Dirty Harry burgers. Fans are in for a letdown if this is their wish. But the restaurant's hearty cowboy fare will buck spirits back up. And Eastwood does show up on the lunch and dinner menus in a tribute; the Dirty Harry dinner consists of mustardy chopped sirloin with garlic smashed potatoes. Wash another staple down, Hog's baby-back pork ribs, with the house wine, the Hog's Breath's own proprietary label, a Hog's Breath Pale Ale or Carmel wheat beer.