I do love sushi and what they serve at Ikiru in San Diego is fresh, tasty and filling. Beth Smith and I went there today and, as usual, shared two rolls.
In the back is an Orange Blossom roll and in the front is a Liberty roll. Both are served with Ponzu sauce, which is the dark semi-liquid on the plate.
Liberty is seared on the top, so it is served warm.
Orange Blossom is cold and has super thin slices of lemon in each cut. Tart, but oh-so-refreshing on a hot day.
One reason I went down today was to take several boxes of books donated by Toni Mahoney to share between Surfside Quilters Guild and Visions Art Museum. The Guild is preparing for their November Fest which features raffle baskets, so some books will go in those, and VAM has an ongoing sale of "Gently Used Books" in their gift shop all year round. There will be some good bargains when the books are priced and shelved.
If you haven't been down to see the current exhibits at VAM you should try to go, they are outstanding. When they come down the end of September the new Visions biennial exhibit will go up - it is a juried show with quilts from around the world. While you are in the area, stop by Oceanside Museum of Art which is showing one-third of the quilts from Quilt National 2013. www.visionsartmuseum.org
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