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Below is the current Hydro Street Brewery and Eatery menu. Just thought I would post it. The potatoes are awesome and even though I had a burger on day two and Sandye was still learning the grill it was really good. Being a former grill cook at three restaurants there is a learning curve to every new grill. Where is the hot spot where is the cool area and how hot is the anyway!
Aaron is having some brewing problems with hooking up a natural gas line to his propane burner for brewing but HOPEFULLY that will be resolved today.
As for buisness, they are doing very well for zero advertising and are going through about a barrel of beer every day and my guess is that will at least double in summer. I suspect that while most profits have come from beer so far the grill will start to make some good money (I'm thinking at least 60%). And BTW - I'm an investor. If you would like to invest talk to Sandye (tell them Rod sent you). I believe what they offer is a good deal.
A seriously perfect location, excellent CHEERS type atmosphere, good food, good beer and the two people running the place (on zero sleep it seems) really have their act together, MUCH more then I personally could do. It's a labor of love. If they had sat back and had contractors do all the work, forget it. But building a business with your own two hands, that's different.
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WOW nice December weather-wize if you are not a winter lover. This will go down as one of the warmest Decembers on record. We have had only five days with highs below freezing this month and are 4.3 degrees above the average high and 7.8 degrees above the average low.
Snowfall? We have had a total of 3.8 inches of snow compared to an average of 17.0. Yet, we are above the average in precipitation.
As for frost depth. Dane County has 1 inch!
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I got a call from a customer wanting some shots of Bascom Hall. I had a couple but had not done anything with them. The woman liked what she saw at Sweet Lips Gallery so I knew I could not have a normal photo.
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Here is an insanely gross article. Read at your own risk
Sanju Bhagat, 36, of Nagpur, India, had been teased his whole life because of the giant bulge in his belly, which made him look like he was "nine months pregnant." One night in 1999, he was rushed to the hospital in pain, and doctors decided to operate on what they suspected was a "giant tumor," says ABC News. But according to Dr. Ajay Mehta, what they found was much more frightening. "To my surprise and horror," says Mehta, "I could shake hands with somebody inside." Indeed, there was a "strange, half-formed creature that had feet and hands." Bhagat suffered from a rare medical condition in which the fetus of his twin brother became trapped inside him while he was still in his mother's womb, surviving for decades as a parasite by leaching blood, complete with an "umbilical cord-like structure."
OH MY GOD! I feel I need to take a shower now!
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OK - how about getting some cute back in your brain.
Here is Caydance at Christmas.
Caydence, baby Syd, Jenny and DJ
And one of baby Sydney (why always put "baby" in front, will people think that Sydney is just a very short adult)?
Here is Syd flopping around on the floor. HOOO HOOO HOOOO!!
Have a great Tuesday!
Rod
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