Sunday update

I had a delicious piece of tiramisu at Bardog yesterday:

 

These dessert specials usually last for several days, so if the photo above gets your mouth a-waterin’, you may be able to satisfy that craving today.

I hear rumors that a new brunch menu may roll out at Bardog soon… if it’s true, I hope they put strawberry/blueberry pancakes, chicken & waffles, the lobster omelette, the grilled pork chop, and the blackened fish of the day on the menu. They aren’t “specials” if you have them every week.

Today is National Cocktail Day.

Court Square is fenced off for today’s Casa Palooza tequila festival:

Keep an eye on the weather tomorrow. Todd Demers of News Channel 3 forecasts storms to roll in Monday afternoon. They could be at their worst right around the evening rush hour. Expect wind gusts and more than an inch of rain.

Thursday is Major League Baseball’s Opening Day.

The Grizzlies wrap up a road trip Monday at the Denver Nuggets. 8:00 PM tip. TV: Bally Sports

Action News 5 has a look at the pop-up basketball event on Beale yesterday. It was sponsored by Starry and even Mayor Paul Young took a shot.

Chips Ahoy! is upgrading its chocolate chips.

Mighty Lights on the river bridges tonight will be blue and white in honor of the NCAA and its two men’s tournament games to be played here today. Thanks to Jerred Price for posting this info to Nextdoor.

The secret to getting more meat in your burrito at Chipotle. Thanks to the Recomendo newsletter for the info.

Shelby County seeks a deputy court clerk for its Circuit Court.

This morning I checked my backpack out of storage at the Union Mission and began my daily walk to the Downtown core. Normally I take Jefferson, but something told me, “Take Adams instead.” I wondered if there was something I was supposed to notice about the Magevney House, the oldest residence in the city. But, no, nothing was different.

As I was about to cross the intersection of Adams and Second, a car pulled up alongside me. “Good morning, sir,” said a family, holding a McDonald’s sausage biscuit and a bottle of water out the window.

I take this as another sign that the plan I adopted Friday is working. Author Andrew Kap calls these signs “manifestational raindrops” and a considerable number of them have landed in my life. If this is only day 3 of my 30-day plan, I can’t wait to see what day 30’s gonna look like.

I’ve got a long to-do list tomorrow, but I’ll try to squeeze a blog post in there. It should be up no later than 1 PM.

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