The unfamiliar place that I decided to go to was CiCi’s pizza.
Tweets:
-Going to CiCi's for the first time with Steph and Chris! #twitterive
-I've gotten mixed reviews about this place..I guess we'll see how it is #twitterive
-Ok there's a bunch of old people here haha #twitterive
-The plain pizza tastes like dominos pizza #twitterive
-The pepperoni and sausage taste like any other pizza- nothing special #twitterive
-Mac and Cheese pizza really tastes like Mac and Cheese- who would've thought! #twitterive
-Steph and Chris like the pineapple and ham pizza! I thought it was gross #twitterive
-Worst pizza of the day was: the white pizza..so gross! #twitterive
-The cheeseburger pizza was interesting. I've eaten way too much pizza in the last 45 mins #twitterive
-We ordered a pizza and they kept forgetting about us..bad service? yes I think so. #twitterive
-Well CICi's wasn’t anything special to me..I would go back but not anytime soon #twitterive
-Everyone probably thinks I'm a 200 pound girl after all of those tweets! #twitterive
Whenever I go somewhere new I always feel a little awkward. I never know what to expect so I put an idea into my head, and usually the places never turn out as good as they it would in my head. When I walked into CiCi’s it was smaller than I had expected, and things just went downhill from there. It turned out that a bunch of old people go there, and the food turned out being not so great. I tweeted about all the food that I ate (see above), and it was nothing special. I was happy I tried eating someplace new though because I always go to the same place. I went out of my comfort zone, and it was a new experience.
I can relate to the characters in Dubliners because these boys wanted a new adventure. They wanted to live and do something that they had never done before. They spent quite some time walking to their destination, and I spent about forty minutes driving to mine. The boys were eating food when they encountered the old man; just like I did. Overall, the boys didn’t seem too excited about their trip because it wasn’t what they were expecting. It was a letdown for both me and the characters.
Tweets:
-Going to CiCi's for the first time with Steph and Chris! #twitterive
-I've gotten mixed reviews about this place..I guess we'll see how it is #twitterive
-Ok there's a bunch of old people here haha #twitterive
-The plain pizza tastes like dominos pizza #twitterive
-The pepperoni and sausage taste like any other pizza- nothing special #twitterive
-Mac and Cheese pizza really tastes like Mac and Cheese- who would've thought! #twitterive
-Steph and Chris like the pineapple and ham pizza! I thought it was gross #twitterive
-Worst pizza of the day was: the white pizza..so gross! #twitterive
-The cheeseburger pizza was interesting. I've eaten way too much pizza in the last 45 mins #twitterive
-We ordered a pizza and they kept forgetting about us..bad service? yes I think so. #twitterive
-Well CICi's wasn’t anything special to me..I would go back but not anytime soon #twitterive
-Everyone probably thinks I'm a 200 pound girl after all of those tweets! #twitterive
Whenever I go somewhere new I always feel a little awkward. I never know what to expect so I put an idea into my head, and usually the places never turn out as good as they it would in my head. When I walked into CiCi’s it was smaller than I had expected, and things just went downhill from there. It turned out that a bunch of old people go there, and the food turned out being not so great. I tweeted about all the food that I ate (see above), and it was nothing special. I was happy I tried eating someplace new though because I always go to the same place. I went out of my comfort zone, and it was a new experience.
I can relate to the characters in Dubliners because these boys wanted a new adventure. They wanted to live and do something that they had never done before. They spent quite some time walking to their destination, and I spent about forty minutes driving to mine. The boys were eating food when they encountered the old man; just like I did. Overall, the boys didn’t seem too excited about their trip because it wasn’t what they were expecting. It was a letdown for both me and the characters.
