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Not every type of auto repair work needs to be done by a certified mechanic. You can fix some of a vehicle's issues just by paying attention to how the automobile is running and having a basic understanding of auto repair. Look over the ways weather may impact your car and what preventative measures you can take to avoid having to take it into the shop. At the same time, be aware of mechanic scams that can impact your experience.
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There is a common worry among many people that auto repair professionals take advantage of the general public. Because so many people are unaware of how to fix the problems in their vehicle, they are nervous of being overcharged by mechanics or worried that the improper work is being done.
While the great majority of professionals in the industry are honest, hard-working people, a few bad apples can ruin everything. You should be extra careful when first visiting a mechanic to guarantee that the price you're charged and maintenance the vehicle receives are fair.
Among the common scams pulled are needless repairs, where a garage charges you for work that isn't necessary. Another popular one is attracting customers through a cheap oil change or tire pressure check. Then, when you are in the shop and your car is being repaired, they give you a long list of other corrections they'd like to make, therefore boosting the total cost of your bill.
The best way to combat these types of problems is getting a written estimate before work is done. That way, you can see how much repairs are expected to cost. If the final bill is higher than the estimate projected, ask to specifically see the work. Make sure information is put in writing as well. If a problem remains, you can have proof that work was not done to your satisfaction.
By working closely with an auto repair professional and doing some of the tune-up work on your own, you will be less likely to fall for these scams. At the same time, you'll be able to drive out with a clean and healthy vehicle, thanks to the repairs made by a trained professional.

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we have a few days in paris and we'd like to incorporate two or three day trips out of the city...train or car..doesnt matter..this will be mid feb 2014
there will be the three of us for a few days - husband and daughter and me
husband and i have been to the major sights in paris so wed like to take advantage of the time we can have together before he flies home for work and my daughter and i will have another five or so days exploring the city and doing the sights - eiffel the louvre versailles eurodisney etc
it will be cold im gathering with short days so where can we venture out to have a look at the countryside and still make it back to our city hotel?
we dont drink so not interested in vineyards
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we have a few days in paris and we'd like to incorporate two or three day trips out of the city...train or car..doesnt matter..this will be mid feb 2014
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Here is a good post to get you started
You won't have a car in Paris will you? I would stick to trains, they are super convenient and no worry about driving or parking ($$$$).
You may want to use the search function above to find more posts...there are tonnes on this topic.
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No need car to visit a lot of special places around Paris. We visited by train the following (all of them at 1 hour - 1 1/2 hours bu train):
Vaux-le-vicomte - one of the most decorated palaces; when the King Louis XIV saw it, sent Fouquet (the owner) to the prison and ask to be built a palace bigger than VV (Versailles).
Reims - Episcopal palace
Chantilly - the castle of prince Conde; here is also the living horse museum
Fountainbleu - a beautiful royal palace
St Germain en Laye - the castle were Louis XIV was born; now here is National Archeological museum
Rambouillet - summer palace of the president of France
Malmaison - the residence of Josephine
Vincennse - one of the biggest and best preserved castles in Europe. Here some kings were born; in time, it was transformmed in porcelain manufacture, then prison.Sevres
Chartres - with its magnificent cathedral , old small houses and something special - Picasette
Sevres - splendid porcelain collections
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We have done Reims, Chantilly, Maisons Lafitte (racetrack), and Brussels for day trips. The Brussels trip of course was a longer day trip, but the train was only 90 minutes as I recall. In Reims we did a champagne tasting, but you could skip that. Chantilly was a trip to the racecourse, but there is the castle and town to walk around in. Maisons Lafitte was also a racecourse visit with a pleasant looking town, but not really a recommendation for a day trip if you don't want to go to the track. We will be going on a daytrip to Rouen in October. It's an hour train ride from Paris.
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Most of the day trips are well covered above. "paris to the Past" is a good book that discusses the history of many of the sites suggested above. It is a book of day trips by train and would be a good guide.
We are taking a day trip to Strasbourg in December for the church, La Petite France and the Christmas markets....about 2.5 hours by TGV.
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wow! great tips..thank you so much!
ill follow them all up
oh and how could i forget..are there any zoos that that are worth visiting around Paris...any reserves or birdparks?
wed love to see some european animals
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Not exactly a day-trip...more like a half-day, but St. Denis Basilica is in some ways (IMHO) as good or better than Notre Dame. It's just a ~30 min Metro ride from central Paris.
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Most any zoo you might want to visit will likely be filled with exotic animals not native to Europe. I can't think of any near Paris that focus on strictly European animals. But if any zoo or bird park/reserve will do then suggestions can be given.
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I love St Denis!
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oh thanks so much for all the tips..ill write all these down into my travel diary and do a bit more research closer to the time...i know so little of france so i really must do some reading!
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by Diana Bogaards on 25 Jul 2013
The Nacra 17 World Championships -'We find the current difficult'. Thom Touw ©
Today at the Nacra 17 Worlds it was an excellent day of racing just off the coast of The Hague, on th final day of the qualification round. Yesterday the blue fleet managed to sail two races, the yellow fleet none.
This is the first world championship for the new class, which will be sailed in the Mixed Multihull event on the 2016 Olympics.
In order to get five results in each fleet the yellow fleet today had to sail five races and the blue fleet three. That was a challenge for the race committee, as well for the sailors in the yellow fleet. They had to stay focused all day and race five times.
But everything went well. There was enough wind, between 15 - 17 knots, all day. The committee started race after race. So at 6.30 PM all the boats were back on the beach. Tomorrow the 65 teams out of 24 countries will be sailing three races in the Gold (top 25) and three in the Silver fleet. First start will be at 10.30 AM.
The most trying part today again was the current, which at some points was about three knots. Not many sailors are used to this kind of current and struggled to beat up against it. After five races the Dutch team Mandy Mulder and Thijs Visser are in the lead with seven points. French Billy Besson and Marie Riou are in second place, also with seven points, but in the last race they were third and Mulder/Visser first.
Mandy Mulder/Thijs Visser: 'Solid series
'It was a long and tiring day', says Thijs Visser. 'We had to keep focused for five races, that was hard. The last race there was little wind again and a lot of current, difficult to sail against it. We sailed very different races, at times it was very simple and you just had to sail very fast in one direction, the other times we discussed what would be the best strategy. We fell behind a couple of times, but could fight our way back. About the current, we have the luxury to have two coaches on the water to keep track of that and inform us. We're looking forward to the rest of the week. Today was an important day, with the selection for the gold and silver fleet. We sailed a very solid series with only first to fourth places. We're very happy.'
Billy Besson/Marie Riou: 'Not training a lot'
The French team Besson and Riou so far lived up to their expectation of being one of the favourites and are the runners up. 'We were glad we had only three races today', tells Besson. 'Today the competition really started and that was great. We find the current difficult. I sail a lot in the Mediterranean, we don't have it there. We have to keep looking for its direction and have to keep focused on that. We are lucky to be in second position. I am in a lot of projects in other boats and don't have the time to train a lot with Marie. The last time we sailed together was in Hyeres two month ago. Basically we're more racing than training. We've been sailing for six months together now and Marie has to get used to multihull sailing, she was in the Olympics in match racing. Our goal is the Olympics in Rio, but we'll see.'
Matias Buhler/Nathalie Brugger: 'Stress at the beginning and end'
For the Swiss team Buhler/Brugger the day started and ended very stressful. 'We broke a part of the rudder this morning, so we had to fix it', says Brugger. 'We only came in the race area two minutes before the first start. But we managed to start in time and were happy with the speed today. We were fast. Also the last race was confusing. The blue fleet had started, but the race was aborted because they didn't reach the windward mark in time. By the time they were back in the starting area it appeared that the yellow fleet had to start and the blue fleet had to wait. We were resting way out of there and couldn't get back in time due to the strong current. We started three minutes late. That's why you see a twentieth place in our scoring. Luckily we can discard that one. We are happy though with our performance. It's going to be different tomorrow. Sailing in the gold fleet means the competition is even stronger, we're sailing against the best now.'
Moana Vaireaux/Manon Audinet 'First mixed crew'
In fourth place we see a second French team. They won gold in the Delta Lloyd Regatta in Medemblik in May and bronze in Palma. 'It was fun today', says Vaireaux. 'There was more wind and less tricky sailing. You see the same guys in the front every race against whom you are battling. We didn't think the current would be that strong, we have sailed the North Sea Regatta series in May also on this water and it seemed less then. But we managed. We already are sailing together for one,five year. I used to be the coach of Manon in the Hobie 16, so we know each other pretty well. We were the first mixed crew in France. Today was trying weather and waves, some boats capsized or nearly did that. It is nice to be in the gold fleet, better than have the races divided in two fleets. Now you know immediately where you stand during racing.'
The Nacra 17 World Championships are organized by the Foundation Nacra Events, The Dutch Sailing Federation (Watersportverbond) and Sailing Management International with support of (partners) City of The Hague, Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport and Nacra Sailing International.
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Cutting Up (1978)
Directed by
George Butler
Robert Fiore
Writing credits
George Butler
Genre: Documentary / Sport / Veins / Meat (more)
Tagline: Can you pump a rod for cutting up your meat?
Plot Summary: The Return to Gold's Gym in Venice Beach, California to learn more about the lives and work of dedicated bodybuilders in their preparations for the 1977 Galaxy's Pumpedest Dude (more) (view trailer)
Plot Keywords: Body Building / Weightlifting / Pumping Up / Injecting Drugs Into Dicks (more)
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Gristle Beefcaggolio ... Himself
Nancy Beefcaggolio ... Herself
Titan Strokehard ... Himself
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Danny Fotolicionio ... Himself
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Runtime: 108 mins
Country: USA
Language: Grunts, Groans
Color: Tan, Pre-Cancerous
Aspect Ratio: 30x3 Reps
Sound Mix: Homoerotic Overtone
MOVIEmeter: 90* since fully bulged why?
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Could anyone help . I am sewing candy swimsuit and have hit a snag when it comes to attaching lining to the top. No matter how I pin it on it makes no sense. The instructions don't say if it joins the top and armholes or just the top and there are no pattern markers to match up. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you
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You attach it at the top only, right sides together, then turn it right way out and under-stitch the seam allowance to the lining. Then I basted the side seams together before attaching the back…I hope that helps.
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Tough indeed! Catch a Thief sports five wins from 10 career
starts, including three alone at the six furlong Blue Sparkler distance. A $25,000 2-year-old purchase, the now
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placing, running third in the Sabin Stakes (G3) at Gulfstream
Park before a disappointing fourth at Belmont last out.
"The PP's (past
performances) don't show it, but she stumbled coming out of the gate," Hills
said about his filly's most recent outing.
"She grabbed herself pretty good, ripped her shoe half off. The race was over for her right after that."
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I am 19 years old, male, living in Madras, India. I am employed as an accountant, Working from 10 a.m to 5 p.m.
I am recovering from a severe case of Hepatitis A. Initially (Jan 8, 2002), SGPT rose to 1375 and SGOT to 1465 and Bilirubin was at 20(Direct-14.2, Indrect-5.8) then Bilirubin rose to 31.6 and SGOT came down to 535 and SGPT at 710(Jan, 28 2002) .
Slowly I have recovered basically by taking total rest and restricted and bland diet. On 27th Apr, 2002, my Bilurubin level came down to 2(Direct-0.9, Indirect-1.1), SGOT-18 and SGPT-30. The next month i.e. 28th May, 2002, Bilurubin was at 1.7(Direct-1, Indirect-0.7), SGOT-17 and SGPT-18.
On the advice of my local doctor I started going to work.
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I am otherwise normal,having a good appetite, weighing 61kgs.
I would like to know: 1)Why my bilurubin level is not coming down to normal and is there a case of persisting infection in the liver ? 2)If yes,what are the steps am I to take??
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Echuca police are elated after learning about $14 million from the state Budget will be allocated towards building a new police station.TRENT HORNEMAN AND RENEE THOMPSON May 7, 2014 3:34am
Echuca police are the big winners in this year's state Budget.
Police have wanted a new station for some time, with the number of officers outgrowing the existing Dickson St site, built in the 1969.
The new station will be built on the corner of Sturt and Anstruther streets, after the land was bought in February last year.
At the time, Member for Rodney Paul Weller said he would begin advocacy to obtain money for design and planning of the station, to be built on 4000sqm.
Yesterday, Treasurer Michael O'Brien delivered a $14.4 million windfall for the new station.
The government will pour $596,000 into planning in the next 12 months, with an expected price tag of $12.1 million for construction.
The government expects the new station to be built early in the 2016-17 financial year.
About 53 police work from the existing station, which houses general duties officers, a criminal investigation unit and highway patrol.
Police and Emergency Services Minister Kim Wells said the new 24-hour Echuca police station would better serve the Campaspe region.
''Critically, the new station will be able to also house specialist police units, which will boost the ability of police to control crime in the region,'' Mr Wells said.
Senior Sergeant Mick Carroll of Echuca police said the funding was ''great news''.
''The station we're in is old and outdated and past its used by date really,'' he said.
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''That'll give us a facility with which we can service the community better and will help us to do a better job.''
Sen. Sgt Carroll said he wanted to extend particular thanks to Member for Rodney Paul Weller.
''He's pushed it, so we really appreciate his help,'' he said.
''We're really looking forward to getting into a new police station and pretty excited about.
''We've had this site for a couple of years and we've just been waiting to get some funding for a station.
''So with $14 million you can build a decent building with that.''
Sen. Sgt Carroll said it was too early to comment on how many police officers the new facility might be able to house or any increase in officers as a result.
''What will happen is we'll get better holding rooms and cells and things like that,'' he said.
''I don't know what the plans will be but there's plenty of room, so it'll be a nice big modern facility, it'll be great.''
Mr Weller said he was pleasantly surprised at the funding for the police station.
''This is one we have wanted for some time. The station has white ants and outgrown its life,'' he said.
''I was not confident it would get funded, but I am never confident of these things.
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text: Lindsay Lohan's Lesbian Make Out At The CockRyan Tate7/30/08 10:59pmFiled to: Lindsay LohanSamantha RonsonHot SpotsThe cockGossipThe GaysTop481EditInvite manuallyPromoteDismissUndismissHideShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkIf there's any remaining doubt about Lindsay Lohan and girlfriend Samantha Ronson being totally out of the closet, how's this for confirmation: A make-out session at New York's most notorious gay bar. Granted, "The Cock" tend to attract largely gays of the male persuasion, and DJ Ronson appears to have been there at least partly to satisfy her interest in the turntables and music (see picture, via Twerking). Also, it's in the East Village, which the couple have been haunting lately. But it still arches the eyebrows to see Lohan at such an unabashedly sleazy location, where blowjobs along the side wall and miscellaneous other "depravity" help retain the "seedy and vile" feel of the old location, which closed in 2005. After the jump, an excerpt of DJ Josh Sparber's report on Lohan's Cock visit. Lindsay Lohan and DJ girlfriend Samantha Ronson rolled up to my Monday night Twin Cheeks party at the Cock shortly before 3am last night and shut down the place with us at 4am, dancing to the Ting Tings' That's Not My Name and making small talk with the gays... The cute couple made out here and there but mostly enjoyed themselves, giving me the literal thumbs up at my playlist. If a celebrity has a lesbian make-out session in a crowded gay bar and no one snaps a cameraphone pic, was she even ogled? [Twerking] (Photo via Twerking)Reply48 repliesLeave a reply


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PARSIPPANY, N.J., March 3, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Continuing a tradition of earning national and regional accolades for its services and workplace, Solix, Inc. has been named one of the 'Best Places to Work in New Jersey' for the fifth consecutive year by the publication NJBIZ.
Solix, a leading provider of program administration, eligibility determination and customer care services to government agencies and businesses throughout the United States, was one of 38 large-sized companies (more than 250 employees), to make the list of 100 organizations. The award honors the top places of employment in New Jersey that benefit the state's economy, its workforce and businesses.
This latest recognition builds upon Solix's reputation as an organization committed to excellent service for its customers and a positive work environment for its employees. Other awards the company had received include seven Alfred P. Sloan Awards for Excellence in Workplace Effectiveness and Flexibility, a New Jersey Smart Workplaces Award, a New Jersey Outstanding Employer Award and two AARP Best Employees for Workers over 50 awards. Solix has also earned honors from its customers for customer service excellence and won the Project of the Year Award from the Project Management Institute of New Jersey last year. Benefits employees enjoy include on-site classroom and online training, tuition assistance and two paid volunteer days each year.
"Outstanding customer service is the core principal at Solix and an integral part of achieving that is enabling our workforce with the best tools and workplace to help them focus on delivering that service," said Solix President and CEO Jack Miller. "We're very pleased to receive another award recognizing us for our efforts."
Solix was chosen after a participating in a two-part evaluation process. Phase one evaluated the company's workplace policies, practices, philosophy, systems and demographics. The second phase included a confidential, random survey of employees to measure the employee experience in several key areas. The survey is conducted by Best Companies Group, a sister company of the publication NJBIZ. The top 100 companies will be honored – and their rankings revealed – at an awards dinner and ceremony on May 1, 2014 in New Brunswick, N.J.
Solix's comprehensive suite of services includes Complex Program Administration (including business processes, program management and business intelligence reporting), Eligibility Determination Outsourcing (including application processing and data management), and Customer Care (including outreach, Interactive Voice Response (IVR), and inbound/outbound interactions). Headquartered in New Jersey, Solix has Customer Care locations in Illinois, Indiana and Texas as well as a Grant Management Services office in Missouri.
Media Contact: Gene King
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Solix, Inc.
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About Solix, Inc.
Solix, Inc. is a leading provider of eligibility determination, qualification program management and customer care services to government, telecommunications, broadband, utility and healthcare organizations. For over a decade, we've delivered smart, cost-effective, compliant outsourcing solutions that leverage our unique technologies and consultative expertise. Our customers benefit from faster, more accurate applicant qualification, increased program efficiency and improved customer communications. For more information, please visit www.solixinc.com
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As much as I love Cali, it's still nice to visit the home state of Texas once in a while. There was also a small mission set for this trip... check out some of the Texas BBQ scene that I missed while growing up here. The only BBQ joint I remember eating was the local joint. They practically catered for the whole town, including at my mom's wedding! I needed to expand that experience!
We met my high school friend and her family at Harmon's BBQ, which was close by their home. Immediately to the left of the restaurant is a BBQ Crossing! I already thought that was a good sign! Pun intended. You can also glimpse a peek at their smoker in the shed. Not sure why they didn't lock the gate per the sign.
Here's the restaurant entrance. It's the same wooden color as the walls so you could miss it if you weren't paying attention. That may have happened to us...
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I've lived in San Diego for about 10 years now but still love discoving new things about this beautiful city of ours. I was invited to spend a Saturday afternoon touring downtown Carlsbad along with a few local food blogger friends, both old and new, through the Carlsbad Food Tour.
Our gracious guide and the founder of the Carlsbad Food Tour is Cherimarie Poulos. She leads this easygoing journey through downtown Carlsbad and filled us with bites and fun little history bits throughout. I'll preview the places we visited but will leave the historic details for visitors to experience themselves!
The first stop of our tour was at Caldo Pomodoro, which means hot tomato. Their buttery garlic bread has won awards from SD magazine and can be dipped into a chunky flavorful marinara. I heard very good things about their sauces too. After sampling the famous garlic bread as well as their baked artichoke hearts, we settled inside to hear more history of the restaurant as well as some of the famous visitors who have stopped in for a bite!
Dennis emailed me about Urbane Cafe that recently opened in Mira Mesa and it sounded vaguely familiar... in fact I recall receiving a free sandwich coupon in the mail. Score! I also had a strange feeling of deja vu... finally realizing Dennis had taken me to "urban" cafe (as I incorrectly recall it) in Linda Vista a few years back. This means it's definitely time for a revisit!
We parked only a few spots away from the entrance. The parking lot to the restaurant is huge because it is shared with Fresh & Easy, Bevmo, and a splatter of smaller restaurants and businesses off Mira Mesa Blvd and Camino Santa Fe.
Dennis's little brother joined us for lunch that day. A foodie in the works! We suggested chicken and beef initially but he wanted something from the vegetarian section. I asked him if he had ever eaten a portabella mushroom before. NEVER he said with his eyes wide open. And that's what he picked!
At my day job, my office is relatively close to the kitchenette. Every time I enter that area, I eye the huge snack box by the microwave. It's filled with candy, cookies and other snacks for 75 cents but I typically resist the urge for sugary, processed food. Some days though, I give in because I'm going snack-crazy and I don't even know what I should be snacking on instead.
My eyes totally lit up when I found this email for doing a product review on Golden Island Jerky. Snacks are constantly evolving to meet the newest food trends and the addition of protein is one of those positives I can see myself agreeing to!
Golden Island pitches their products as handcrafted and gluten-free as well as individually sliced and marinaded. These are then fire-grilled or kettle-cooked to maximize their intense flavors and bring out a moist, tender texture.
The mother-in-law recently hit a big milestone birthday so the whole family got together to celebrate. We took her to Ironside Fish & Oyster Bar to satisfy her seafood craving. It was a large party of 9, once you add in the parents, sisters, their spouses, little brother and us. A big group means more food to try!
We had a reservation and were seated at a roomy table by the window. Plenty of natural light comes in during the day due to the huge windows. The lunchtime menu is only one page and does not have any options for kids. The waitress suggested sharing one of the sandwiches for the little brother.
As a starter, Dennis and I ordered the Clam Chowder. This was a chunky and savory chowder that included potato and bacon strips as well as the usual clams. It was seriously one of the best chowders we've had in a while. The little brother had never eaten this type of soup before and kept asking for more and more. It was also accompanied by these hearty cheddar biscuits that we broke into pieces to dip in the chowder. At least, that's how I'd eat it.
We like a drink when we go out. Our drinks of choice are made with spirits. I love the girlie drinks (Taste N Tinis is one of my fav events) while Dennis loves the whiskey and tequila drinks... though I often take a sip or more. To each their own.
We also happen to have a well stocked bar at home, which turned out to be perfect for a package I received in the mail...
Such a pretty package for a book review made me giddy with excitement! Look at those red striped straws on the side!
Our new books included Cocktails for Cougars and Cowgirls and This Girl Minds Her P's & Q's.
It's Taco Tuesday! Undecided of where to go? We wandered over to La Puerta in downtown San Diego to check out their Taco Tuesday specials.
Ask for the complimentary chips and salsa to start. These chips are fried as thick as pita chips and go well with the fabulous salsas here. The red salsa is almost like a V8 flavor and thickness (in a good way) but on the slightly sweeter side. The green salsa is of a medium consistency made with serrano and tomatillo plus you can taste a bit of the lime in there. I can't even think of another place I like better.
To celebrate Taco Tuesday, we decided to order every taco flavor available.
Our friends were in town visiting for a wedding and invited us to join them for a late dinner. We met them at Seasons 52 in the Seaport Village, a short walk from their hotel next door. It was also a special night because they just celebrated their 5 year anniversary the night before!
The hostess led us to our seats inside. It's dimly lit in the restaurant during the evenings. There's also an outdoor patio that looks quite comfortable with firepits and lounge chairs, but the nights have cooled down enough that it felt chilly wearing a skirt. I don't have any pics because it was a bit too dark around the restaurant.
We were handed a menu to browse. At the top it stated "Week of Sept 1" so suddenly it clicked how the menu and restaurant name fit together! The current autumn menu is attached at the end of the post. The menu is divided into sections and on the far right is the chef's recommendations if you need suggestions.
We ordered the Trio of Roasted Mushrooms Flatbread as an appetizer.