A great way to start a Sunday is with a walk to have brunch ar Tweet's in Chicago's Uptown neighborhood.
Coffee is served in their signature "tweet... let's eat" mugs.
A massive, flaky croissant breakfast sandwich loaded with egg, avocado and fresh lettuce, paired with a side of potato pancakes and applesauce and a pickle spear.
A hearty, chopped salad loaded with grilled chicken, diced avocado, roasted corn, black beans, red onion, and greens, with a dressing drizzled over it.
Delicious brunch and now off for a Sunday walk in the park.
In Lincoln Park the plaque on this statue reads-
"I promise you that I will build a society truly worthy of your love and pride...
We – indeed, all people – are brothers and sisters from the infinite past who share a mission to bring peace and happiness to the world we live in."
— Daisaku Ikeda
And-
Peace and Justice
Artist – Margot McMahon
Erected in commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of Daisaku Ikeda's life long struggle for peace, justice and human rights. Walking through Lincoln Park on October 9, 1960, the young President of the Soka Gakkai, Daisaku Ikeda witnessed a painful act of racial discrimination toward a young child, crystallizing his lasting commitment to rid the world of needless suffering and enabling the human dignity of all to shine.
A couple of games of Bocce in the park before cleaning the balls before putting them away and getting ready for the World Cup final to begin.
The goal of bocce is very simple: get your team’s large balls closer to the small target ball than your opponent’s balls.
Now-onto soccer/football!
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