Guest guest Report post Posted August 7, 2004 yeah..it is pretty high here but it did peak around 2000-2002.. its gotten *slightly* better since then... not much but..like i said..dotcom boom ruined us.... i had a house i had been living in fer years..3 stories..huge back yard..2 bath 5 bedrooms..$1000 a month....(thats good fer here) i was an idiot and moved to san diego fer 8 months in '98... came screaming back with my tail firmly tucked betwixt my cheeks... and by then, the dotcom boom was rolling...couldn't find anywhere to live..basically couch surfed and stayed with frieds fer a year.. finally got a place in West oakland.warehouse... 6 months later, it gets bought out by some dotcom kids, and they evicted everyone.... (then they lost all their money and begged ppl to move back!!) soo..i ended up in this tiny place *shrug* but..i'd rather be here then say, sheridan wyoming!!! to each there own... cheers fraggle *lunch ...coconut milk curry with tofu and garlic tomatoes peppers and broccoli(veggies all from me garden..whee) over basmati rice nummersGaije Kushner <gaije wrote: I keep hearing that it's the only place in the U.S. where rent is even WORSE than here in NYC. Scary!GaijeOn Sat, 7 Aug 2004 4:57am, shana a wrote:> I'm moving to San Fran soon and whenever I mention this people always > comment on how rididulously expensive it is, I think I'm just a bit > worried about this myself.>> mark martone <ebbrewpunx wrote:NYC has always been an > expensive town to live in...> it was worse in the late 80's....>> now..the Bay Area....thats expensive...> median price fer a new home is over $500,000....> *rolls eyes*> time to start my life as an indentured servant....>> fraggle>> PJ <pjsparkles80 wrote:> Ha, now imaging New York City! Our mayor is making this city too > expensive to live in! But that's a whole other subject. I guess I > should start brining my lunch to work at least 2-3 times a week. That > may help with my search for food!> PJ>>>> I almost always take my own lunch to work - too mean to pay London > prices for lunch!>>> "Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile.">> Lots of love,> **PJ**>>>> > > >> To send an email to - >>>>> > > >> To send an email to - >>> Groups Sponsor>>> > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 8, 2004 I hear ya Fraggle! If we were to ever move to San Fran I'm sure we'd rent.. just kinda wild to see how expensive things are in different areas of the states. Your right about SF being it's own little country, gotta love it! Grandma owns a house in richmond, but living with her might be a little unbearable ....and slugs pulling an anvil- great mental pic xoTara , mark martone <ebbrewpunx> wrote: > rent like the rest of us poor saps > er find some fixer upper in like richmond.... > sad realy..while SF has always been sorta expensive, oakland use to be relatively cheap...up until '98 you could still find victorians in oakland fer $100,000(trust me, thats VERY cheap fer here) > then the dot om boom hit..and that was that > i know live in the smallest place i've ever lived, and paying the most i've ever paid fer rent($1380 fer a tiny ass haus in the flatlands of oakland with a yard a snail pulling an anvil could cross in about 2 seconds) > but... > i couldn't live anywhere else here in the colonies... > *happy sigh* > cheers > fraggle > > apprendsvegan <tarasch7@h...> wrote: > So wish we could live in San Fran... for fun, I did a home search on realtor.com. All I could > come up with was 1br 1bth 900sq ft. for over $300,000! *ouch* > > Guess I'll stay out here in the midwest, till I become famous > > xoTara > > > , shana a <veggiegirl985> wrote: > > I'm moving to San Fran soon and whenever I mention this people always comment on > how rididulously expensive it is, I think I'm just a bit worried about this myself. > > > > mark martone <ebbrewpunx> wrote:NYC has always been an expensive town to > live in... > > it was worse in the late 80's.... > > > > now..the Bay Area....thats expensive... > > median price fer a new home is over $500,000.... > > *rolls eyes* > > time to start my life as an indentured servant.... > > > > fraggle > > > > PJ <pjsparkles80> wrote: > > Ha, now imaging New York City! Our mayor is making this city too expensive to live in! > But that's a whole other subject. I guess I should start brining my lunch to work at least > 2-3 times a week. That may help with my search for food! > > PJ > > > > > > > > I almost always take my own lunch to work - too mean to pay London prices for lunch! > > > > > > " Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile. " > > > > Lots of love, > > **PJ** > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > To send an email to - > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > To send an email to - > > > > > > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 9, 2004 HI!! yeah, I"m in BK too....Bay Ridge....u? Hey - I'm in NYC too! Brooklyn.... Lovely Brooklyn! You? GaijeOn Fri, 6 Aug 2004 10:36am, PJ wrote:> Ha, now imaging New York City! Our mayor is making this city too > expensive to live in! But that's a whole other subject. I guess I > should start brining my lunch to work at least 2-3 times a week. That > may help with my search for food!> PJ "Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile." Lots of love, **PJ** Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 9, 2004 Prospect Heights! Always seeking vegan places in BK... Know any good ones? How funny - so nearby, yet it took the internet to bring us together! Gaije On Mon, 9 Aug 2004 10:50am, PJ wrote: > HI!! yeah, I " m in BK too....Bay Ridge....u? > > Hey - I'm in NYC too! Brooklyn.... Lovely Brooklyn! You? > > Gaije > On Fri, 6 Aug 2004 10:36am, PJ wrote: >> Ha, now imaging New York City! Our mayor is making this city too >> expensive to live in! But that's a whole other subject. I guess I >> should start brining my lunch to work at least 2-3 times a week. That >> may help with my search for food! >> PJ > > > " Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile. " > > Lots of love, > **PJ** > > > > > > --gaije Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 9, 2004 Oh wow! How KEWL!!!! Well I don't know any vegan places in BK, but there are a few in Manhattan. I've been to Teany. (It's Moby's restaurant) and it was really good, but I think it's more of a tea place than a restaurant. do you know of any vegan places in BK? PJ Prospect Heights! Always seeking vegan places in BK... Know any good ones? How funny - so nearby, yet it took the internet to bring us together! "Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile." Lots of love, **PJ** Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 9, 2004 Well, there's a 2nd branch, I guess, of Life Cafe in E. Williamsburg somewhere that I'm longing to go to (not all vegan, but lots of good vegan options!). I haven't been to Teany yet, but it sounds pretty great! My favorite in Manhattan is Counter, in the E. Village. It's vegan southern food. I grew up in Alabama, so that makes me very happy. Veg City Diner I LOVE, but it seems to have either closed or moved???? Candle Cafe on the upper East is great but far and spendy. There are also a bunch of places in Williamsburg - Bliss, which has this great veggie steak sandwich, and, oh, I know there are others, but I'm not thinking of them right now! I know there's a new raw food place in Union Square, or thereabouts that's supposed to be GREAT, but I haven't been yet. I love food! I love going out to eat, just thinking about it's getting me so happy! If you ever want to go restaurant exploring, let me know! It can be hard to trick my friends or boyfriend into going somewhere meatless! Gaije On Mon, 9 Aug 2004 1:49pm, PJ wrote: > Oh wow! How KEWL!!!! Well I don't know any vegan places in BK, but > there are a few in Manhattan. I've been to Teany. (It's Moby's > restaurant) and it was really good, but I think it's more of a tea > place than a restaurant. do you know of any vegan places in BK? > PJ > > Prospect Heights! Always seeking vegan places in BK... Know any good > ones? How funny - so nearby, yet it took the internet to bring us > together! > > > " Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile. " > > Lots of love, > **PJ** > > > > > > --gaije Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 9, 2004 I've heard of all these places, but have not been to any of them. The yoga studio I go to advertises the Candle Cafe, but it's a bit far. So that's really what's stopping me on that one. I am getting ready for a trip to Rome in less than 2 weeks, but as soon as I come back am more than willing to go "restaurant exploring" as you say. None of my friends are intested in even eating salad, let alone meatles!! lol PJ Well, there's a 2nd branch, I guess, of Life Cafe in E. Williamsburg somewhere that I'm longing to go to (not all vegan, but lots of good vegan options!). I haven't been to Teany yet, but it sounds pretty great! My favorite in Manhattan is Counter, in the E. Village. It's vegan southern food. I grew up in Alabama, so that makes me very happy. Veg City Diner I LOVE, but it seems to have either closed or moved???? Candle Cafe on the upper East is great but far and spendy. There are also a bunch of places in Williamsburg - Bliss, which has this great veggie steak sandwich, and, oh, I know there are others, but I'm not thinking of them right now! I know there's a new raw food place in Union Square, or thereabouts that's supposed to be GREAT, but I haven't been yet.I love food! I love going out to eat, just thinking about it's getting me so happy!If you ever want to go restaurant exploring, let me know! It can be hard to trick my friends or boyfriend into going somewhere meatless!Gaije "Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile." Lots of love, **PJ** Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 10, 2004 Candle Cafe is really far - I only went because my parents were in town and staying at one of those Palace-Plaza-Pierre type hotels up there. But, it was REALLY good! I used to go to a dog run up around Bay Ridge (86th & 7th), and it seemed like it'd be a pretty meat loving place! Great dog run though! Gaije On Mon, 9 Aug 2004 2:17pm, PJ wrote: > I've heard of all these places, but have not been to any of them. The > yoga studio I go to advertises the Candle Cafe, but it's a bit far. So > that's really what's stopping me on that one. > I am getting ready for a trip to Rome in less than 2 weeks, but as soon > as I come back am more than willing to go " restaurant exploring " as you > say. > None of my friends are intested in even eating salad, let alone > meatles!! lol > PJ > > Well, there's a 2nd branch, I guess, of Life Cafe in E. Williamsburg > somewhere that I'm longing to go to (not all vegan, but lots of good > vegan options!). I haven't been to Teany yet, but it sounds pretty > great! My favorite in Manhattan is Counter, in the E. Village. It's > vegan southern food. I grew up in Alabama, so that makes me very > happy. Veg City Diner I LOVE, but it seems to have either closed or > moved???? Candle Cafe on the upper East is great but far and spendy. > There are also a bunch of places in Williamsburg - Bliss, which has > this great veggie steak sandwich, and, oh, I know there are others, but > I'm not thinking of them right now! I know there's a new raw food > place in Union Square, or thereabouts that's supposed to be GREAT, but > I haven't been yet. > > I love food! I love going out to eat, just thinking about it's getting > me so happy! > > If you ever want to go restaurant exploring, let me know! It can be > hard to trick my friends or boyfriend into going somewhere meatless! > > Gaije > > > " Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile. " > > Lots of love, > **PJ** > > > > > > --gaije Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 10, 2004 Ah, your parents are vegan as well? Kewl... Candle Cafe is really far - I only went because my parents were in town and staying at one of those Palace-Plaza-Pierre type hotels up there. But, it was REALLY good!I used to go to a dog run up around Bay Ridge (86th & 7th), and it seemed like it'd be a pretty meat loving place! Great dog run though!Gaije "Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile." Lots of love, **PJ** New and Improved Mail - Send 10MB messages! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 10, 2004 Oh heavens no! They told me to pick a restaurant, so I did. The next day they insisted they'd been poisoned. Gaije On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 10:21am, PJ wrote: > Ah, your parents are vegan as well? Kewl... > > Candle Cafe is really far - I only went because my parents were in town > and staying at one of those Palace-Plaza-Pierre type hotels up there. > But, it was REALLY good! > > I used to go to a dog run up around Bay Ridge (86th & 7th), and it > seemed like it'd be a pretty meat loving place! Great dog run though! > > Gaije > > > " Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile. " > > Lots of love, > **PJ** > > > > > > New and Improved Mail - Send 10MB messages! --gaije Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 10, 2004 LOL, that was funny! My boyfriend complains of being hungry too quickly after!!!! But never poisoned....lol Oh heavens no! They told me to pick a restaurant, so I did. The next day they insisted they'd been poisoned.GaijeOn Tue, 10 Aug 2004 10:21am, PJ wrote:> Ah, your parents are vegan as well? Kewl...>> Candle Cafe is really far - I only went because my parents were in town > and staying at one of those Palace-Plaza-Pierre type hotels up there.> But, it was REALLY good!>> I used to go to a dog run up around Bay Ridge (86th & 7th), and it > seemed like it'd be a pretty meat loving place! Great dog run though!>> Gaije "Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile." Lots of love, **PJ** Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 10, 2004 Hahaha! I can't even get my friends/family to go to a vegetarian place. Only my Aunty will go with me. She's not veg. but she's cool. ~Chrissie~ , Gaije Kushner <gaije@t...> wrote: > Oh heavens no! They told me to pick a restaurant, so I did. The next > day they insisted they'd been poisoned. > > Gaije > On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 10:21am, PJ wrote: > > Ah, your parents are vegan as well? Kewl... > > > > Candle Cafe is really far - I only went because my parents were in town > > and staying at one of those Palace-Plaza-Pierre type hotels up there. > > But, it was REALLY good! > > > > I used to go to a dog run up around Bay Ridge (86th & 7th), and it > > seemed like it'd be a pretty meat loving place! Great dog run though! > > > > Gaije > > > > > > " Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile. " > > > > Lots of love, > > **PJ** > > > > > > > > > > > > New and Improved Mail - Send 10MB messages! > --gaije Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 10, 2004 Awww, well at least you have your Aunty..... Hahaha! I can't even get my friends/family to go to a vegetarian place. Only my Aunty will go with me. She's not veg. but she's cool.~Chrissie~ , Gaije Kushner <gaije@t...> wrote:> Oh heavens no! They told me to pick a restaurant, so I did. The next day they insisted they'd been poisoned.> > Gaije> On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 10:21am, PJ wrote:> > Ah, your parents are vegan as well? Kewl...> >> > Candle Cafe is really far - I only went because my parents were in town and staying at one of those Palace-Plaza-Pierre type hotels up there. But, it was REALLY good!> >> > I used to go to a dog run up around Bay Ridge (86th & 7th), and it seemed like it'd be a pretty meat loving place! Great dog run though!> >> > Gaije "Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile." Lots of love, **PJ** New and Improved Mail - Send 10MB messages! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 10, 2004 Well... Sometimes you just have to trick them... Once you're all in the place, at your table looking at menus.... Well, it's too late for them then, now isn't it! Gaije On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 10:37am, silvertree173 wrote: > Hahaha! I can't even get my friends/family to go to a vegetarian place. Only my Aunty will go with me. She's not veg. but she's cool. ~Chrissie~ , Gaije Kushner <gaije@t...> wrote: > Oh heavens no! They told me to pick a restaurant, so I did. The next > day they insisted they'd been poisoned. > > Gaije > On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 10:21am, PJ wrote: > > Ah, your parents are vegan as well? Kewl... > > > > Candle Cafe is really far - I only went because my parents were in town > > and staying at one of those Palace-Plaza-Pierre type hotels up there. > > But, it was REALLY good! > > > > I used to go to a dog run up around Bay Ridge (86th & 7th), and it > > seemed like it'd be a pretty meat loving place! Great dog run though! > > > > Gaije > > > > > > " Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile. " > > > > Lots of love, > > **PJ** > > > > > > > > > > > > New and Improved Mail - Send 10MB messages! > --gaije To send an email to - Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 11, 2004 Well, that would only work once.....because after eating at a vegan restaurant, they won't let you pick anymore!!!!! Now isn't that the truth? PJ Well... Sometimes you just have to trick them... Once you're all in the place, at your table looking at menus.... Well, it's too late for them then, now isn't it!Gaije "Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile." Lots of love, **PJ** Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 11, 2004 i guess that all depends.... some folks are just plain stubborn..and will complain and kavetch about no dead hunks of flesh but..after eatin a good vegan meal most folks will admit that they liked it, be pleasantly suprised, etc and so forth... remember, most folks are VERY stuck in their ways, are afraid of change, deep down harbor some guilt, and think of vegans as hippies who eat branches and grass... once you feed em a good meal, most folks(at least in my experience) they will admit they liked it, some will praise it, etc... fragglePJ <pjsparkles80 wrote: Well, that would only work once.....because after eating at a vegan restaurant, they won't let you pick anymore!!!!! Now isn't that the truth? PJ Well... Sometimes you just have to trick them... Once you're all in the place, at your table looking at menus.... Well, it's too late for them then, now isn't it!Gaije "Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile." Lots of love, **PJ** To send an email to - Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 11, 2004 So true. My dad won't even eat anything I have cooked (even if it's a food item that would naturally be vegan, think salsa or pasta sauce) because he claims I " tricked " him with some vegan cheesecake. I had told him I would only cook vegan food, so he knew before he ate it, but that's a whole 'nother issue. sara , PJ <pjsparkles80> wrote: > Well, that would only work once.....because after eating at a vegan restaurant, they won't let you pick anymore!!!!! Now isn't that the truth? > PJ > > Well... Sometimes you just have to trick them... Once you're all in the place, at your table looking at menus.... Well, it's too late for them then, now isn't it! > > Gaije > > > " Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile. " > > Lots of love, > **PJ** Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 11, 2004 Well, that has not been the case with me and my dinning friends. They have all missed the meat portion, or thought the imitation meat was just plain nasty! Guess it must be NYC...... PJ i guess that all depends.... some folks are just plain stubborn..and will complain and kavetch about no dead hunks of flesh but..after eatin a good vegan meal most folks will admit that they liked it, be pleasantly suprised, etc and so forth... remember, most folks are VERY stuck in their ways, are afraid of change, deep down harbor some guilt, and think of vegans as hippies who eat branches and grass... once you feed em a good meal, most folks(at least in my experience) they will admit they liked it, some will praise it, etc... fragglePJ <pjsparkles80 wrote: Well, that would only work once.....because after eating at a vegan restaurant, they won't let you pick anymore!!!!! Now isn't that the truth? PJ Well... Sometimes you just have to trick them... Once you're all in the place, at your table looking at menus.... Well, it's too late for them then, now isn't it!Gaije "Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile." Lots of love, **PJ** Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 11, 2004 Awww...that's cute....lol...well I guess he's just putting the blame on you for his lack of thinking before he ate the cheesecake..... PJ So true. My dad won't even eat anything I have cooked (even if it's a food item that would naturally be vegan, think salsa or pasta sauce) because he claims I "tricked" him with some vegan cheesecake. I had told him I would only cook vegan food, so he knew before he ate it, but that's a whole 'nother issue.sara , PJ <pjsparkles80> wrote:> Well, that would only work once.....because after eating at a vegan restaurant, they won't let you pick anymore!!!!! Now isn't that the truth?> PJ> > Well... Sometimes you just have to trick them... Once you're all in the place, at your table looking at menus.... Well, it's too late for them then, now isn't it!> > Gaije "Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile." Lots of love, **PJ** Take Mail with you! Get it on your mobile phone. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 11, 2004 all ppl be different.... some folks are just more stuck in a rut then others others dislike any change wotsoever.... *shrug* me..heck..anytime me er someone else brings vegan food to a gathering of any sort, its always the first to go..which is sorta neat, and also sorta sux in that the food I can eat is gone forst, while there is always piles of rotted congealed milk pus product left lying about ick cheers fragglePJ <pjsparkles80 wrote: Well, that has not been the case with me and my dinning friends. They have all missed the meat portion, or thought the imitation meat was just plain nasty! Guess it must be NYC...... PJ i guess that all depends.... some folks are just plain stubborn..and will complain and kavetch about no dead hunks of flesh but..after eatin a good vegan meal most folks will admit that they liked it, be pleasantly suprised, etc and so forth... remember, most folks are VERY stuck in their ways, are afraid of change, deep down harbor some guilt, and think of vegans as hippies who eat branches and grass... once you feed em a good meal, most folks(at least in my experience) they will admit they liked it, some will praise it, etc... fragglePJ <pjsparkles80 wrote: Well, that would only work once.....because after eating at a vegan restaurant, they won't let you pick anymore!!!!! Now isn't that the truth? PJ Well... Sometimes you just have to trick them... Once you're all in the place, at your table looking at menus.... Well, it's too late for them then, now isn't it!Gaije "Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile." Lots of love, **PJ** To send an email to - New and Improved Mail - Send 10MB messages! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 11, 2004 Someone at work brought in a vegan quiche today, and everyone loved it - meat eaters included. Jo i guess that all depends.... some folks are just plain stubborn..and will complain and kavetch about no dead hunks of flesh but..after eatin a good vegan meal most folks will admit that they liked it, be pleasantly suprised, etc and so forth... remember, most folks are VERY stuck in their ways, are afraid of change, deep down harbor some guilt, and think of vegans as hippies who eat branches and grass... once you feed em a good meal, most folks(at least in my experience) they will admit they liked it, some will praise it, etc... fraggle Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 11, 2004 If you tricked him and he liked it what is he complaining about? Jo So true. My dad won't even eat anything I have cooked (even if it's a food item that would naturally be vegan, think salsa or pasta sauce) because he claims I "tricked" him with some vegan cheesecake. I had told him I would only cook vegan food, so he knew before he ate it, but that's a whole 'nother issue.sara Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 11, 2004 mmm.....quiche.....good idea!!! lol Someone at work brought in a vegan quiche today, and everyone loved it - meat eaters included. Jo i guess that all depends.... some folks are just plain stubborn..and will complain and kavetch about no dead hunks of flesh but..after eatin a good vegan meal most folks will admit that they liked it, be pleasantly suprised, etc and so forth... remember, most folks are VERY stuck in their ways, are afraid of change, deep down harbor some guilt, and think of vegans as hippies who eat branches and grass... once you feed em a good meal, most folks(at least in my experience) they will admit they liked it, some will praise it, etc... fraggle "Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile." Lots of love, **PJ** Take Mail with you! Get it on your mobile phone. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 11, 2004 ugh..quiche!!! hahahaha never liked quiche... PJ Aug 11, 2004 12:05 PM Re: Re: NUTS. mmm.....quiche.....good idea!!! lol Someone at work brought in a vegan quiche today, and everyone loved it - meat eaters included. Jo i guess that all depends.... some folks are just plain stubborn..and will complain and kavetch about no dead hunks of flesh but..after eatin a good vegan meal most folks will admit that they liked it, be pleasantly suprised, etc and so forth... remember, most folks are VERY stuck in their ways, are afraid of change, deep down harbor some guilt, and think of vegans as hippies who eat branches and grass... once you feed em a good meal, most folks(at least in my experience) they will admit they liked it, some will praise it, etc... fraggle "Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile." Lots of love, **PJ** Take Mail with you! Get it on your mobile phone. To send an email to - Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 12, 2004 Oh, no... Time passes, they forget! Gaije On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 8:36am, PJ wrote: > Well, that would only work once.....because after eating at a vegan > restaurant, they won't let you pick anymore!!!!! Now isn't that the > truth? > PJ > > Well... Sometimes you just have to trick them... Once you're all in the > place, at your table looking at menus.... Well, it's too late for them > then, now isn't it! > > Gaije > > > " Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile. " > > Lots of love, > **PJ** > > > > > > --gaije Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
