The only lens I have is a 50mm. I like it, but I’m finding some limitations, so I’m trying to figure out what I should get next (whenever that ends up being).

Mark – I think Kasa has some good lunch deals which I might be tempted to try some day… but not right away. Yes, I’ll have to figure out what to make with saffron… it may have to wait until fall. I’m not terribly creative with it.

Laura – thanks!

Mrs. Ergul – yes, they are incredibly sweet and thoughtful! The sushi in this town is astounding considering the size and where we are located (far from the sea!). Thanks dear :)

Ann – thank you :)

Bridget – sometimes it’s easy to shoot indoors and other times it sucks (mostly it sucks). Right now I shoot with the 18-200mm Nikon VR zoom. It’s the kit lens that comes with the Nikon D200. I don’t have other lenses (except the one that UPS was supposed to deliver on Thursday, but didn’t) because I’m not made of money ;)

Jennywenny – yup, the wild ones are my favs! Some day I’ll get my act together and scatter the wildflower seeds in my yard… someday!

Cheryl – thank you so much and glad to have you visit!

Aran – thank you.

Lynn – Food bloggers are some of the best people around :)

Jessica – ha ha ha!

Dana – thanks!

Julie – don’t fret, dear. Hot dog tours are important too. And if it makes you feel better, I did some orange cream soda “research” a few years back ;)

Christine – ha ha, I think sushi has that kind of mind-control on all of us. If you posted sushi pics on your blog, I’d be making plans for sushi in Boulder shortly thereafter!

SV – thanks for the link :)

I love the design of Kasa – so cool with umbrellas on the ceiling. I saw another restaurant put japanese umbrellas on their ceiling but it wasn’t done as artfully.