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Tag Archives: where to eat
Ginger martinis (at home)…
If you Google “Recipe for Ginger Martinis” my blog post from February 27, 2011 comes up as #8 on the first page. I know because I checked to see what I should serve tomorrow night when four of my friends … Continue reading
Tumbleweeds at rest…
Max is sleeping by my side, Tumbleweed is parked on the street, the rest of us just had a fabulous dinner. Cindy made veggie burgers from leftover Ethiopian Chickpea Stew, roasted broccoli, and salad. The broccoli and salad were NOT … Continue reading
Posted in Eating out on a road trip, Maine, Musings, On the Road, Portland, Traveling with a dog, Traveling wth a poodle
Tagged bagels, dog parks, eating out on a road trip, musings and random thoughts, road trip in a Honda Element, road trip with a dog, traveling with a dog, where to eat
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Charlottesville, Monday morning…
Breakfast at La Taza – a nice little place with a great outdoor patio. Max was welcome, service was good, temperature was a cool 70 degrees. I had my first bacon, eggs, and toast breakfast since Portland, OR. I’ve been noticing … Continue reading
Posted in Coffee, Eating out on a road trip, Musings, On the Road, Puppy antics, Traveling with a dog, Traveling wth a poodle, Virginia
Tagged coffee, dog friendly places, early morning walks with a dog, eating out on a road trip, musings and random thoughts, road trip in a Honda Element, road trip with a dog, traveling with a dog, where to eat
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High Point to Monticello…
I spent two nights with my friends Katy and Scott in high Point, NC. Their two dogs, Loolie and Hershey, and Max got along famously – playing outside in their beautiful fenced yard until all three were worn out. Max, still … Continue reading
Posted in Coffee, Eating out on a road trip, Friends along the way, museums, North Carolina, On the Road, Traveling with a dog, Traveling wth a poodle, Virginia
Tagged Charlottesville VA, coffee, dog friendly places, dog friendly places in Virginia, eating out on a road trip, friends along the way, Monticello, museums to see, road trip in a Honda Element, road trip with a dog, Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello, traveling with a dog, where to eat
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Savannah… day two – Bonaventure Cemetery
Savannah, Wednesday April 20 We had such a fine day yesterday in Savannah, that I decided to stay over one more night and do a little sightseeing on our own. After breakfast today, we headed out for Starbucks and Bonaventure … Continue reading
Savannah… day one
Savannah, Tuesday, April 19 I signed us up for a trolley tour of Savannah. We left the hotel at 8:45 on a shuttle to downtown, with our driver, Janice – a wonderful woman with that fantastic Southern sense of humor. … Continue reading
Back in Amarillo…
We crossed into Texas at 1:40 pm and immediately lost an hour as we entered Central Time. It was a hazy drive over from Albuquerque – not from wildfires (as I thought) but just plain old dust being stirred up … Continue reading