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-=> Quoting Ruth Haffly to Nancy Backus on 07-31-15  18:26 <=-

 NB>>> least once at that time...  But, depending on where the house
 NB>>> is, it might not make a lot of difference actually...  :)
 RH>> Unless we wanted to go out somewhere for a meal. When we were living
  -snip-
 RH>> somebody mentioned the Pebble Beach Golf Tournament was being played
 RH>> that week. With all the places to eat in an area like that, we still
 RH>> had quite the wait, so reservations would have to be a "must" at that
 RH>> time.
 NB>> That could be a consideration... but perhaps any place we'd be
 NB>> interested in checking out wouldn't be as popular with the Little
 NB>> League crowd...  ;)

 RH> We don't know; since it's an international tournament, there could be
 RH> folks looking for all sorts of places to eat. 

Ok, so I'm stereotyping... ;)  Thinking the more probable places would
be the burgers/hots and beer...  :)

 RH> Speaking of which, we went to Giuseppe's in Spencerport (Gates)

Where exactly...?  (Considering that Spencerport and Gates are two
entirely different entities...)

 RH> today with Steve's folks. I know you have the reflux problem but this
 RH> was really (!!) good Italian food, and generous servings. Steve had
 RH> the ravioli (2 big ones), with Italian sausage; I had chicken parmisan
 RH> with ziti and brought half of it home. We brought home cannolis for
 RH> dessert. Every bit as good as the Italian I make or we can get in WF.
 
We'll have to keep it in mind for a future visit...  As long as I have
my meds beforehand, I'd probably be ok, especially if I were careful
what I ordered...  

 NB>>> only at that store and at Columbia is their Burger Bar cafe...
 NB>>> with fresh-made gourmet burgers and accompaniments... I noticed
 NB>>> that in the last Menu...
 RH>> Sounds interesting. We popped into the Brockport store on our way in
 RH>> the other day, will stop over again some time this week for a few
 RH>> things.
 NB>> My friend Linda was suggesting that maybe our 4th Sunday group might
 NB>> want to go there sometime, if it's open at the right time...
 NB>> apparently she's been there and thinks that the food might be worth
 NB>> the prices being charged...

 RH> Sounds like it would be a good one to check out. 

Maybe Linda and I'll go there on one of our lunches, first... ;)

 RH> I understand one of the Harris Teeter stores has a cafe in their North
 RH> Raleigh store; a friend wants me to go with her for prime rib some
 RH> night. Haven't gotten there yet.
 
When/if you do, you'll have to report...  :)

 RH>> Basically show our face at the market, tell some of our favorite
 RH>> vendors and market manager that we were going to do some travelling.
 RH>> Grabbed things we'd be eating before leaving out.
 NB>> Convenient for you, and didn't want them worrying when you didn't show
 NB>> up for over a month... ;)

 RH> Yes, and I suspect some of them would wonder.

Probably, especially as regular as you tend to be...  :)

 NB>> I did more grains back when we needed quick, easy, filling and cheap
 NB>> meals... things like millet and cheese...  ;)

 RH> We didn't get into millet but lots of kasha, brown rice, couscous
 RH> (whole wheat) and others.

Brown rice we got into, too... but then I'd grown up with rice as a
usual accompaniment, so it was just a slight healthy slide over to
it.... ;)   I used rolled wheat and rye along with oats for fillers
instead of bread, too...

ttyl        neb

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