Today was quite a complicated day. From early in the morning, work was quite intense as we were closing the accounting and budget month. In that sense, there was quite a heavy workload. On top of that, I had some problems with the truck, as the damper is causing a lot of issues. It seems to be misaligned and needs to be repaired or replaced. I'll be looking into that over the next few days, and I must say that it was quite discouraging news from a financial point of view, considering that the repair or replacement will not be cheap.
But despite that, I went out with my wife to do some necessary shopping at a few stores in the city. I decided to ignore the negative aspects of the truck and the intense day of work. So, after doing some shopping, we went to the Los Aviadores Shopping Center, where we often go to eat. After thinking about it for a while and pointing out a few options, we settled on one that may not be the cheapest, but always brings back fond memories. We always talk about how good the sushi was in Lima, Peru, and how much we miss it. It's a conversation that always comes up, especially when we feel like eating something delicious.
Well, here in Venezuela we have been able to try some pretty good sushi, and although it doesn't come close to the quality or taste of the sushi in Lima, we could say that we are quite satisfied with it. Such is the case with Bonsai Sushi, a restaurant that has several franchises in the city and in Venezuela, which we have tried before. And we can say with certainty that it is quite acceptable. So, after reviewing the menu at Bonsai Sushi, we decided to choose a combo that offers four different types of sushi. One of them is tempura. In the photo, you can see the four types of sushi we ordered, all of which were quite good. They also served us some shrimp croquettes, which were spectacular.
So, as the title says, it's always a good time to eat something good, something delicious, and something you like. And despite the long day, we were able to end the night feeling quite satisfied, with good food and a positive outlook on what's to come. I was just telling my wife that it would be a good idea to make it a habit that when we have difficult days, for whatever reason, we should end the day by eating something delicious to heal our hearts a little from worry or fatigue. It's an idea that I plan to implement from now on, and I know it will help us get through difficult times, no matter how intense they may be.
So, the reflection is: it's always a good time to eat something tasty, something delicious, and something we like. I hope you like this little reflection or piece of advice. It's been a pleasure to share it with you. See you next time.
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