today is a very historic day for america. the first woman vice president or the first african american president will be elected hopefully by tonight. so instead of rushing back into the city tonight, i ran some errands in the neighboring town of my company. i am 99% sure tonight i am enjoying a chicken salad sandwhich from this delictable local chain deli that could totally compete with cottage cafe, a cafe from my hometown.
on a more political note, i am really curious of the results and reprecautions in the city after tonight. since senator obama is holding his presidential "get together" with basically all of chicago gathering in the city's grant park, i can just imagine the craziness that will be uprooting a city that is so obamanized. no cars are aloud downtown, and the city has boarded windows on the mag mile.
to say the least, i am taking my time to venture back into the windy city. i am in no rush to get ambushed. right now, i am going to cast my vote for the delishy chicken salad sandwhich on toasted sourdough bread is plated before me.
i hope you took advantage of your american freedom to vote today. god bless america and superb chicken salad!
the girl..
- girl and guy
- hey y'all! it's me, "the girl" from girl and the windy city. as y'all know, my partner-in-crime, my guy, and i were engaged last summer and now are gearing up for the big day. we want to reflect our windy city life through this sister blog! so as it goes, some might say, "southern meets the city." we would like to say, "bring it on!" this change did us good. not just changes in scenary, but changes in attitude and changes in latitude. we took the leap, moved to chicago and fell in love. that is what we have done. stuffed our cars, drove north and making chicago our own.
2 comments:
Well, good thing you had your delishy chicken last night....you might not be able to afford it later. Shame on me.
I love this blog, you are a breath of fresh air that is a great pick me up...love you
I hope you bought 2 sandwiches so you could "share the wealth!!" It IS the patriotic thing to do, you know...
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