Corey’s “Free Ride” Blog: Divorciadas

I was on a mission in the Mission!  I didn’t stray very far from home today.

11am – 12:43pm: Hector’s Casa (2911 Pandosy St.)
2.2km up the street from Beach Radio is Hector’s Casa, the hidden patio oasis in the Pandosy Village.  This Mexican restuarant is so authentic, they served “Enchilada Divorciadas” for lunch, which literally translates to Divorced Enchiladas!  One enchilada was red sauced, one was green sauced; so very Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus.’  Also, I think I referred to them as “Divorcia-dadas,” which might mean single father.  I don’t know for sure.
I thought it was a slow day because of the rain, but when I went inside to collect the drawbox, the Casa was full!  I didn’t notice that many of the contest goers I sent inside the restaurant to drop their Entry Forms in the box were not coming back outside; they were sitting down for lunch! Divorciadas be darned! (or eaten)

3 – 4:43pm: Save-on-Foods Lakeshore (3175 Lakeshore Road)
650m south of Hector’s Casa is Save-on-Foods busiest location, according to management; and I believe it! We had our busiest entry spot yet!  While I can’t take credit for everyone coming to shop, I’ll say I brought 80 to 87% of business there.  I’ll say it, but you will know it’s untrue.  Regardless, my little friend Turbo stopped by with his human grandmother Bev. Turbo’s human Dad Kevin is a finalist in the Jeep draw, and he’s on a fishin’ trip, according to Bev.  I also met Bill, who absolutely loves Beach Radio!  He says you can never have too much bass!  And he means it, because it’s written on his shirt!
1.7km south of Save-on is Beach Radio, so it was simultaneously the busiest day in terms of combined entries, and the shortest combined distance I had to drive the Jeep!  Divorciadas!