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Eclipse Cuisine

Posted on August 19, 2017August 19, 2017 By Tom No Comments on Eclipse Cuisine
Miscellaneous, Science
Eclipse
Image from the National Weather Service.

We have our eclipse plans in place. We’ve got appropriate tunes on a playlist. All we need to make this astronomical party complete is some good party food. After scouring several stores I think I’ve got our menu set.

Eclipse Cuisine

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Pomegranate on Main

Posted on December 18, 2008 By Tom No Comments on Pomegranate on Main
Restaurants

Tuesday evening we got together with our friends Karen and Herman and tried out Pomegranate on Main. We were in the mood for something different by tasty, and this certainly fit the bill. I only had my cell phone here, so the photos don’t do the place justice. Atmosphere POM is located just across the … Read More “Pomegranate on Main” »

Dinner and a Show

Posted on October 15, 2008 By Tom 4 Comments on Dinner and a Show
Restaurants, Weirdness

For it to be her birthday, Laura certainly had a rough start to the day. It began with her fighting off the beginnings of a cold and went downhill from there. When she got to the office, water started pouring from an overhead pipe and flooded their new offices. The rest of the day was … Read More “Dinner and a Show” »

Scuppernongs

Posted on October 14, 2008 By Tom 2 Comments on Scuppernongs
Miscellaneous

There are few foods that evoke such intense memories – the warm days of early autumn, climbing under the vines to find the ripe fruit, feeling as much as tasting the sweet juice and ripe pulp. My Grandmother Ellenberg had huge scuppernong vines growing on her farm. I can just barely remember them, but I … Read More “Scuppernongs” »

Dining Disasters

Posted on September 6, 2008 By Tom 3 Comments on Dining Disasters
Restaurants

Disaster #1 …Well, not really a disaster, but a lapse in judgement. Our previous district’s administration had requested that we remove our district name badges when we go out for lunch. For some reason he didn’t like the idea of district administrators out in local eateries during the school day. I’ve always tried to remember … Read More “Dining Disasters” »

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