My work
asked me to write a thing to go on a website. They wanted me to list and review
some places that I like around town. They did a very similar thing few years ago and I wrote pretty wacky stuff and never heard
anything more about it. I did that again, but this time it,s even sillier and
I,m worried that I,m going to get in trouble. I think my boss had to send it to
his boss so my double boss is going to see it and they might even read it.
That,s what I,m worried about. It looks pretty good if you don,t read it, but
if you do read it, it,s a disaster. Here,s a little taste.
Haggin Junction
Near the intersection of20th
Street and C Street
Near the intersection of
Haggin Junction is a wonderful
little area. It is right behind the Blue Diamond Almond facility so head on
over once you,ve had your fill of delicious nuts. It is a railroad intersection
that is great for relaxing, looking at track ballast, waiting, examining
indigenous plants and weeds, seeing people ride bicycles, and just enjoying the
great outdoors.
If you are lucky, you may be greeted by the smell of various flavoring agents that are used in the nearby almond facility. If you are even luckier, you may get to see a railway signal change colors.
Chillers Grub & Brew
(No listed, working telephone number)
(No listed, working telephone number)
The food there was surprisingly
eggy, but I am not saying that this is a bad thing. I didn,t order any eggs,
but everything had a kind of eggy taste to it. I guess that is there style. The
water was startlingly warm. I liked that. I am not a fan of cold water. I want
to be able to drink my water without worrying about how cold it,s going to make
me, you know?
It was very difficult to get the
server,s attention, but once I finally did, they were more than happy to bring
me the silverware and napkins that were not readily available when I first
arrived. The French fries were a really good temperature and the televisions
were all set to the same channel.
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