'Out Of Gas'
Plan what to do, what to wear (you can never go wrong with a corset), and get ready for the next BuffistaCon: San Francisco, May 19-21, 2006! Everything else, go here! Swag!
Hil, since you're here, and this is a vaguely travel-related question, can you recommend a good vegetarian restaurant (or restaurant with copious vegetarian options) in DC?
Any particular kind of food? I don't know any totally vegetarian restaurants, but just about anywhere in Dupont, and most places in Georgetown, will have at least a few vegetarian options.
I love Scola's bar updates.
Your pub blows, Tom. Ours does it the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Mondays of the month. Sometimes even the 5th.
The 20th is the Third Monday in December. Do we have a winner?
You don't even drink, don't you, P-C?
No, I do not. But I play trivia.
Any particular kind of food? I don't know any totally vegetarian restaurants, but just about anywhere in Dupont, and most places in Georgetown, will have at least a few vegetarian options.
Honestly, I have no idea. Some friends of DH's parents (who are vegetarian -- the friends, not my in-laws) are going to be down there over Thanksgiving, and we're all probably going out to dinner Wednesday night, and I thought maybe I should have some suggestions. Probably the easiest solution is just to leave it in DH's brother's hands.
Duuuude. Screw NYC, I wanna do trivia night in DC with ND!
Hmmph.
Just a quickie in the new thread to let Billytea and Lee know that I expect to start carving turkeys sometime between half past two and a quarter past three on Thursday. There will also be homemade bread, and petit pois in butter, and gravy, and roast garlic mashed potatoes, and deepdish mushroom pie, and two kinds of cranberry sauce, and bubbly and nonbubbly wine, and some of the yum desserts, including one chapeau noir and one either homemade apple pie or homemade tarte tatin. There will also be eggnog with clouds, and brandy and cognac on the side, with which to lace your individual drink.