Of course, if we're going to drive from Hornell, NY to Niagara Falls, we had to go through Buffalo, NY. This gave us a reason to do 2 things that we really wanted to do: (1) Visit Brian's alma mater of the University of Buffalo and pick up some collegiate gear (2) Eat at the Anchor Bar - Home of the Original Buffalo Wings! I was definitely more excited about the 2nd point, but had to be patient as that was my reward for visiting his college.
As I waited for my hot wings, I was really excited but I read Yelp to make sure I kept my expectations in check. I'm glad I did that as it allowed me to start eating my wings with low expectations and then getting to raise them with each awesome wing I ate. The only thing I would say negative about the experience (besides the fact that I wish we weren't driving so we could've had a couple more beers) is that they could have been a little spicier. All in all though, great wings and didn't let me down a bit! Here's a picture I took of the outside...I didn't get a picture of the wings as we were too busy mauling them to care!
This blog is about anything I feel like writing about, ranging from family to friends to my crazy adventures with Brian. Mostly I want to write about stuff so that I can read it years down the road and have a good laugh at myself and the memories!
Monday, February 03, 2014
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- I was born and raised in Rapid City, SD. Loved growing up there and am a little sad that my theoretical kids won't be able to grow up there - unless, God forbid, I move back. I moved away for college to Omaha, NE. I went to Creighton University. Great education, great professors - not a good place for young people with an itch for action! I moved to Denver in August of 2004 and love it! I recommend that all people live in at least one other place besides their hometown - the world is so full of opportunities, we just have to move out of comfort zones!
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