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Author: paulisaac01paulisaac01 Date: Sep 22, 2008 16:37
just called hrm water and there is an 8 inch water main rupture here
in spryfield. damn, i was just about to do the dishes. treat my wife
from having to do them. damn bad luck!
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Author: Rick WalkerRick Walker Date: Sep 22, 2008 17:26
> just called hrm water and there is an 8 inch water main rupture here
> in spryfield. damn, i was just about to do the dishes. treat my wife
> from having to do them. damn bad luck!
Go one better, Paul, and take her out for an unexpected supper.
Someone else will handle *those* dishes! :-)
- Rick
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Author: KDKD Date: Sep 22, 2008 18:16
On Sep 22, 12:26 pm, "Rick Walker" WR.com> wrote:>> just called hrm water and there is an 8 inch water main rupture here
>> in spryfield. damn, i was just about to do the dishes. treat my wife
>> from having to do them. damn bad luck!
>
> Go one better, Paul, and take her out for an unexpected supper.
> Someone else will handle *those* dishes! :-)
>
> - Rick
I'd recommend the brunch at 44 North next Sunday to make up for this
terrible tragedy. We were there yesterday - pricey but MMMM. :)
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Author: Rick WalkerRick Walker Date: Sep 22, 2008 18:50
"KD" wrote:
> I'd recommend the brunch at 44 North next Sunday to make up for this
> terrible tragedy. We were there yesterday - pricey but MMMM. :)
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Author: KDKD Date: Sep 22, 2008 19:43
On Sep 22, 1:50 pm, "Rick Walker" WR.com> wrote:> "KD" wrote:
>> I'd recommend the brunch at 44 North next Sunday to make up for this
>> terrible tragedy. We were there yesterday - pricey but MMMM. :)
Can't say I've had the steaks unfortunately. But the brunch has a lot
of very delicious foods, and fabulous desserts, I'm sure their steak
would be worth it too. Brunch is costly, I think it was about $35 a
person, but worth it to us.
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Author: Rick WalkerRick Walker Date: Sep 22, 2008 20:07
"KD" wrote:
> Can't say I've had the steaks unfortunately. But the brunch has a lot
> of very delicious foods, and fabulous desserts, I'm sure their steak
> would be worth it too. Brunch is costly, I think it was about $35 a
> person, but worth it to us.
The way we look at it KD, it's a night (or in your case a day) on
the town; something special to do, and this spot sounds like a good one.
Back in the 80s I was fond of Mother Tucker's, The Beanery in Bedford...
many more I can't think of right now, but I've always found that
restaurants with a hefty price generally serve great food, have a nice
atmosphere and the service is stupendous.
> I'm a steak person myself. While I am kind of offended at the concept
> of PAYING to shop in a store, we broke down and bought a Costco
> membership last week to see if we'll use it. I knew we'd at least buy
> steak! Theirs is excellent. We BBQd some on Saturday, top sirloin,
> very yummy!
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Author: Al SmithAl Smith Date: Sep 22, 2008 20:25
>> just called hrm water and there is an 8 inch water main rupture here
>> in spryfield. damn, i was just about to do the dishes. treat my wife
>> from having to do them. damn bad luck!
>
> Go one better, Paul, and take her out for an unexpected supper. Someone else will handle *those* dishes! :-)
>
> - Rick
I was thinking he should run to the store, buy two gallons of water,
come home, heat it in the kettle, pour it into a basin, and wash the
damn dishes.
-Al-
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Author: Rick WalkerRick Walker Date: Sep 22, 2008 20:35
"Al Smith" wrote:
> I was thinking he should run to the store, buy two gallons of water,
> come home, heat it in the kettle, pour it into a basin, and wash the
> damn dishes.
That would work too, but where's the romance in that? I suppose
Paul could toss the plates and buy a new set as well, but that takes the
sizzle out of the evening, I think.
- Rick
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Author: Al SmithAl Smith Date: Sep 22, 2008 21:17
> On Mon, 22 Sep 2008 18:25:15 GMT, Al Smith address.com>
> opined:
> >>>
>>>I was thinking he should run to the store, buy two gallons of water,
>>>come home, heat it in the kettle, pour it into a basin, and wash the
>>>damn dishes.
>>>
>>>-Al-
>
> Since we didn't see you for awhile Al, how are you finding married
> life ?
I like married life. Good company. She gets me doing things I
wouldn't ordinarily bother doing. I went on vacation trips to PEI,
Cape Breton and the South Shore, and I probably wouldn't have gone
if I'd been alone. Some things are a bit of an adjustment. I no
longer have the whole car to myself ... or the whole bed, either.
But overall, it's was a good change in my lifestyle.
-Al-
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Author: RobRob Date: Sep 23, 2008 00:38
Al Smith wrote:
> I was thinking he should run to the store, buy two gallons of water,
> come home, heat it in the kettle, pour it into a basin, and wash the
> damn dishes.
>
> -Al-
I was thinking he should wash the dishes more often. How sad is that
being a special treat?
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