Of this post, I want you to be jealous. I ate more Mexican street meat and I also ate street churros, all delicious.
After rushing back from Borin' Boron (I kid, I had a neat time there), I had to sit in a tiny dollop of LA traffic on my way to retrieve my brother Jimmy and Chris. It was Wednesday and Jimmy had, in typical form, decided to join us for a week the day before, Tuesday. After undergoing his own adventures, Chris met with Jimmy at LAX and they took the Flyover bus to downtown. When I met up with them I was a bit frazzled, as my phone's GPS was sucking and sending me all places not to them.
We then rushed back to the house of Steph and Flo. C & J pounded some beers and Jimmy told us horrifying tales of nursing; we wanted gross, we got vile. Our lovely hosts brought us down to a taco truck in the hood and we did what we do best, we stuffed ourselves sick. After I finished my three tacos, I got another. I am a pig. Well actually, I ate pig and chicken. I devoured.
Chris, Jimmy and I then hopped into the station wagon and moved our asses across the state toward 29 Palms and the magical desert of Joshua Trees.
3 comments:
Joshua Tree is so nice. My friggin' camera ran out of batteries on the drive in. All I had was my phone. And that was the ONE place that I wanted to try some fancy photography stuffs. Did you stay until sunset? I got really cold, really fast...
Taco trucks make my heart go pitter-pat and boom boom boom like a bass drum yum.
- Rog
Oh, I do miss good tacos! The southwest definitely have the best in the country!
But as for churros, I've tried the Mexican variants, and I must say the ones in South Florida are much better... check out Churromania (the best I've had in Miami-Dade so far) at Dolphin Mall or Miami International Mall (They may also have locations at Westland and Southland Malls). It knocks the other churros out of the market!
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