I've been spending this weekend reorganizing and cleaning my apartment up. This was started by the purchase of a cheap flatpack bookshelf ($30, able to accommodate something like 150 books), which allowed me to move almost all of the books that were piled up off the floor. I then spent this afternoon rewiring my surround sound system, so that it would actually work correctly (turns out the problem was bad speaker wires). Now I'll be able to watch DVDs and play video games again, something I haven't done since moving in. Yes, I'm lazy.
I felt that the way to celebrate this weekend of accomplishment would be to go out and get one of those death sandwiches they're selling at KFC. I googled up the location of the easiest to reach KFC, and set off on the journey. However, less than a block away from my destination, I saw something that I had believed to be non-existent in Hawaii.
A stand alone Little Caesars.
All of the other ones that I've seen before have been in K-marts. There are no nearby or convenient K-marts to my house. I had therefore resigned myself to never getting a Hot'N'Ready again.
I immediately changed plans, and stopped off at this newly created Caesars. I bought my HNR, plus the crazy bread, only being a little dissappointed that Hawaiian HNRs are mediums instead of larges, and cost $5.50 in any case. It tastes exactly the same, though, which is really the important part.
I hope that this is a sign that some of the other places I miss from Michigan may show up here in the pacific soon. I can't imagine how someplace like Boston Market wouldn't make a killing here.
hawaii people do love their chicken. but they also are used to having their chicken in certain ways. maybe time will tell.
ReplyDeletemaybe you could make a post of affection for boston market in hawaii's craigslist missed connections (for my entertainment).
maybe not.
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