Picada, asado, tiramisú y NFL

We could say that, in that order, both declarative and chronological, we developed the scheduled meeting with @fermionico and @palabras1. Two ladies were missing from the party which is to blame for our excess of food and drink. I had calculated for six people (perhaps just a little more) and there were only four of us, my wife included; since I am a gentleman, I will not give the names or Hive users. Joking aside, it was a shame not to be able to meet two of the event's main organizers and the Hive stand at Latbitconf two weeks ago. But everything is not possible, when partying until dawn, it becomes difficult to attend any other event the next day.

But the others were there and we enjoyed lunch with them, as I said we started with a well-stocked snack of which I don't have a photographic record, but @fermionico does.

Then came the roast, which I did slowly and with little heat so that it came out tender and delicious. I can't judge myself, but I think it was pretty good. We'll see what the guests say.

There was no shortage of fernet, wine, and beer, rather there were plenty of them, with the exception of the appetizer of Italian origin that was so liked by the Venezuelan friends and that was duly liquidated during the long day.

The dessert was a tiramisu of my own making, with my own recipe and a couple of culinary secrets, one of them was immediately discovered by @palabras1 who seems to be very clear about the spirit drink that is added to the coffee with which the vanillas are imbibed.

After coffee it was time for the NFL, here in Argentina the Fox network broadcasts 4 games on Sundays, two from the first schedule and two from the second. ESPN broadcasts a program that for me was a real discovery, the one called RedZone that broadcasts all the matches that are played in both the first and second shifts, the main plays, many of them live.

The idea was to enjoy the sport, but we had an additional task, teaching some of the main rules to @palabras1 who doesn't know a word about this topic, something ironic if we don't think about it, but that's how it is.

Perhaps watching Redzone was not advisable, in addition to the confusion over the rules, the plays, and the transmission of several matches simultaneously it was probably not the best choice, but our friend, like a gentleman, said absolutely nothing and resigned himself to receiving tons of information, auditory and visual, all laced with anecdotes, topics of general interest, the situation of the community and other various issues that required urgent treatment.

I am a fan of the Bengals who were totally handicapped by several injuries to their important players, mainly to the team's star, quarterback Joe Burrow. However, no less important was the absence of his friend and main wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase and others. , too much advantage, my team succumbed to the Steelers, once again, with very little resistance. Among so many explanations, anecdotes, jokes, and other issues, I could see that he also lost his substitute quarterback and ended the match with the 3rd. Unfortunately, the swollen tooth was what my grandmother said.

We saw the matches of the first shift and also the second, the friends left around 9:00 p.m. I'm not sure if it was because the matches ended or because the fernet was over.

I know there were ice cubes left over because when I went to sleep, exhausted from enjoying it so much, I poured myself a good glass of soda which I topped off the last cubes available.