Where's the 7/13/2014 dinner thread?
On Wednesday, July 16, 2014 5:43:36 PM UTC-7, Cheryl wrote:
> On 7/15/2014 7:47 PM, Nellie wrote:
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> > I had a bowl of clam chowder and a chicken salad sandwich on
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> > sourdough and my DD had a pizza at Boudin of sourdough fame, in San
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> > We are doing a half-marathon later on this year so we started
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> > training for it. We walked 10 miles, yep, we sure did, very proud of
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> > us. Her Fit Bit told us that we climbed the equivalent of the stairs
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> > of a 63 story building, lots of hills you know.
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> > We ate with tons of locals and tourists at Fishermen's Wharf.
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> > Neither of us is afraid of crowds, we love tourists because they are
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> > folks that are out enjoying the world and often we are them, and we
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> > had a great time. After that we walked back to take the BART train
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> > home.
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> > It was a beautiful, crystal-clear, 70 degree day. It took us about 5
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> > hours; however, we stopped for dinner (1 hr), to take pictures, (1/2
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> > hr total), and to pick some four-leaf clovers, (maybe 20 min.).
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> > Sometime during the day, my DH texted us a photo of our outdoor
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> > thermometer at home, it was 100.4 and he asked us how we were
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> > enjoying our day, lol. We texted back a screen shot of the 70
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> > A fabulous day, a day I think my DD will remember long after I am
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> > gone. Please forgive my maudlinness (?)
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> > Nellie
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> Good luck on the marithon training! Good for you!
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> Cheryl
Thanks Cheryl! It is a half-marathon 13 miles. I have done two of them, but the last one was six years ago. We have done Bay to Breakers, which is an 8 mile footrace here in the City for the last 18 years, but I always wonder if I can do an extra five miles. We walk more than run except for at the starting blocks where if you don't run you will get run down. Yikes : )
I enjoyed reading about your family outdoor get-together. How wonderful that everybody gets along, lucky boys. Food sounded wonderful, too!
Nellie
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