My friend Penny gave me a shirt. But it’s not just any shirt. Secretly, this shirt is a salad! Noodles is doing a promotion where they are trying to see 10 degrees of separation for a t-shirt. If you bring in the tee, you get a free salad and then you are supposed to pass it on to a friend. It can be anyone, but they want you to promote it and talk about it. So, that’s what I’m doing I guess.

Me in shirt with the young chicks in the background

The salad was pretty good especially because it was free, but I don’t think I would have paid $7.50 for it which is the full price. I like Noodles. The food is good, healthy, has vegetables, the service is nice etc, but the price is what you would expect for a full service restaurant in Greeley not semi-fast food.The thing that kind of stunk was that I can give it to Britton, but he has to use it on another day. Seems a little silly…you should be able to eat with your friend that you pass it on to!

But I liked the idea of the promotion, sort of a traveling gnome/traveling pants thing thought up by the marketing department of Noodles and Co. If you want to see where our t-shirt ends up, you can go to Noodles’ web site (at this site you can also request a t-shirt of your own). Our shirt is number 128-9.

Just call him Super Kit-Tee

Britton’s a little too over-enthusiastic -lol

We had nearly everyone in the house wear the shirt (Schnoodle, Kitty, even a couple of chickens); since it will be traveling, it should have some stories to tell of its journey.

Putting a chicken into a tee is harder than you might think!

It would be fun to see where the shirt ends up. We are trying to decide who next to give it to. We’d like it to leave Greeley at least, but are open. Anyone want a free salad and be the temporary owner of a funky green huge t-shirt? Only catch is you have to pass it on (and try to get it to leave your small circle of usual friends and family).

At Noodles in Greeley

The Salad for the Shirt