Fridays are the best. Dave got a package today but he is on vacation in Hawaii so Kate made him a mailbox.
Locked door? NP!

We all went out to D&B's for lunch to celebrate Jan Patrick Fortich's birthday (on Thursday). Happy Belated Yan!
Birthday boy

NIH: Backseat photography

Yan, Hongdizz, Peeweezio


One of the best foods... Philly Cheese Steak!

Beerfest

Remember that Tom Hanks movie "BIG"?

Later on that night, I had the pleasure of having dinner/movie with the lady in Tustin. Not sure where JT Schmidt's originated from but we have two locations up here... Orange and Tustin. Its a brewery restaurant like BJ's and Yardhouse. More on the Yardhouse tip though with its dim lighting.
Dynamite Shrimp/Calamari appetizer (Must try.. its DY-NO-MITE!)

Chicken Parmesan, Halibut Fish and Chips, bread, and what's left of our appetizer

So before we were served our main dishes, they brought out a plate of bread which included two olive bagel looking things and the best part... I call it Cheez-It bread... a must try.
After dinner we hit up AMC for... CLOVERFIELD!

With all the hype, interest and curiosity this movie has built up since their trailer debuted before Transformers... I had to see it. Their clever viral marketing campaign was refreshing to see and I'm sure has raised millions of eyebrows. So did this monster movie live up to its hype? I believe it did. The way it was set up... the movie being a "recovered tape"... they can get away with not explaining a lot of things. There was no backstory, no real character development, monster origins... just what was "in the moment" and you felt like you where there with them. I left the movie with more questions than answers which I believe is a plus for the movie (possible sequels?). You become entangled in this mystery before and even after watching it... and I think we've only been given a small piece of Cloverfield... its just the beginning.
Smart marketing = cha ching line