Color The World
Color the dark stormy sky with hope
Color the day and night with new memories
Color your life with new adventures
Color the world around you with goals
Color the pages of a journal with plans
Color today with productive actions
Color tomorrow with dreams
Color yesterday's sorrows and grief with lessons learned
Smile, the world is full of hope
Convert monochrome to color the people surrounding you
The passage of correctness
You are too consume of what is right
Too blind to see the truth
Known only to inflict pain
Your appearance is attributed to a convergence of negative energy
True colors are revealed
Pass me a box of crayons and I will gladly color malicious people
How to view the world as vivid colors without negativity?
Your attitude colors the world
- Tina C.
Enzo's Pizzeria is a localized pizzeria and small Italian cafe in Ozone Park, Queens, NYC. It is accessible by MTA NYC Transit A train at 80th Street subway station followed by a reasonable walk. It is located on a triangle corner of 81st Street and Rockaway Boulevard. I selected Enzo's due to the proximately where I reside and the good reviews. What was a scheduled vacation day turned into a working half day - voluntarily by my choice. My Sisyphean task week concluded to Color The World with food and wine. Customer service is attentive but somewhat sloth speed as my male server Amir A. was running the business without any assistance. I was in no rush that I table hibernation. I actually enjoyed my late lunch for dolce far niente, Italian for "sweet doing nothing" unhurried moments enjoyed without guilt, urgency or practical goal taking pleasure in simply being. This time, I did not worked or hurriedly fast forward rushing speed during my lunch hour. I perform my daily Sisyphean task as if I am running out of time. The consequential result is to always running on empty. I was undisturbed and uninterrupted without a scowl during my time at Enzo's. There were no maître d' to greet guest patrons at the hostess desk upon arrival. Amir A. was doing it all as host, waiter, bus boy, cashier, and (I believe) cook. The brick oven is visible for an open kitchen. Takeout menus are available for grabs. Enzo's do not have a formal printed menu. Their drink menu is placed in plastic sheet protector. There are no business cards available. Bill payment is distributed on a nuisance handheld device where card holder signature is chicken scratch depicting not the true handwriting. There is a undisclosed standard mandatory credit card surcharge 3.00% affixed to the bill upon payment which is utterly frivolous. The handheld device contains suggested gratuity of intervals of 18%, 20% or 25% where patrons do not have to perform math calculation which disappears and I did not have anything to reference. I usually pay the gratuity in cash. My bill totaled $34.71 which was very reasonable for my characteristic penchant, I am a solo diner. I did received my printed sales receipt. Complimentary bread was served piping hot and fresh with butter in a basket. I actually consumed all the bread. Restroom facility is available and relatively clean. Upon my return from using the facility, I was very grateful that my wine glass is still on the table lying in wait for me to finish. Thank you Amir A. for not removing to discard it! Every drop counts as I am willing to pay my bill. He inquired if I would like a second wine glass which I politely declined. Enzo's was subtly decorated for autumn with mini pumpkins placed at each table.
Build your own pasta which is à la carte pricing. Linguini with red tomato sauce $14.95, sausage protein $7.00. The tomato sauce was light and very enjoyable. I always have a predilection for red tomato sauce in my pasta entrées as it is lighter, looser, and lower in fat content. Condiments of oregano, Parmesan cheese are provided for self-serve. I sprinkled my entrée with Parmesan cheese and oregano. The sausage hold substance. The sausage was not Italian sausage as it was not sweet. It was a good portion and not large, but sufficient to satisfy my hunger pangs. I consumed the entire entrée. I had inadvertently skipped breakfast earlier in the day. After sifting through negative reviews of pizza, oh my stars! I must be forthcoming - evade the pizza at Enzo's, come for the pasta, entrées or appetizers. I would surely return for Sangria.
Giuliano Rosati, Chianti DOCG (red), Tuscany, Italy $9.00
This wine is lively offers enticing aromas of bright red cherry, cracked black pepper, and savory Italian herbs made from Sangiovese grapes. It is a good medium-bodied red wine. It tasted earthy containing red cherries, dark berries with subtle hint of violet. I have a high predilection for Chianti Classico which contains the coveted iconic Black Rooster (Gallo Nero) bottle neck seal. After I finished my entree, I still had 1/4 glass remaining which dolce far niente continues. read more