Archive for May, 2011

Etiquette Tuesday: Loud!
[ 1 ] May 31, 2011 |

Etiquette Tuesday: Loud!

The loud talker.  Everybody has one…that person that uses their outside voice on the inside at all times.  I recently visited a restaurant with a friend who is always awesome company but does not have discretion in using that inside voice.  I even tried to whisper/lower my tone so they would get the hint to […]

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World Tour: Memorial Day Weekend
[ 0 ] May 27, 2011 |

World Tour: Memorial Day Weekend

For me, Memorial Day weekend signals the official welcoming of summer.  Some people cash in those American Airlines points and hit up sunny places like Miami Beach, while others convene in parks and in backyards to enjoy the weather and a smorgasbord of grilled food.  In the south, cookouts are the go-to activity for sunny […]

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Etiquette Tuesday: Discretion in Disdain
[ 0 ] May 24, 2011 |

Etiquette Tuesday: Discretion in Disdain

Ever invited someone to an event and realize how much of mistake you made??  Yeah, well, I thought I had pretty much weeded out those friends who were either: picky eaters, bad at holding their liquor and/or are totally antisocial.  Do not get me wrong, I still love them with all their quirky traits but […]

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Food News Roundup
[ 0 ] May 19, 2011 |

Food News Roundup

New summer, new happy hours.  The DC Food Bloggers will take their monthly happy hours to Vento in Dupont Circle (*Hosted by GoGastronomy and Thrifty DC Cook).  Excellent choice.  After taking a few friends here for a girls night out and receiving rave reviews for my recommendation, I’m curious to see what it’s like for happy […]

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World Tour:  Point and Pray
[ 0 ] May 13, 2011 |

World Tour: Point and Pray

I was talking to a friend of mine who had the thrilling experience of dropping everything, and booking a cheap flight to Europe, where he backpacked for six months.  We got on the subject of restaurant experiences and he told me about his “point-and-pray” experiences.  Basically, while he was traveling across Europe, if he went into a […]

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