San Diego and then for the anniversary, New York City. We were going to go to Key West but I'm not a fan of tar balls.

Key West is kinda overrated. Wasn't a big fan, but I was only there for a day.

 

 

Chicago (white sox game), NW Indiana, Sandusky OH, and Cleveland OH.

NW Indiana? Where, and mainly...why?

 

 

Taking the family to Alaska for two weeks.

The most beautiful place in the world that I have been to. The Kenai Peninsula is spectacular.

Riveria Maya for a week for a friend's wedding in July.

 

Rafting for a few days in Western PA (youghiogheny river) in August.

 

Aside from the obvious heavenly destination in Sandusky, where else is on your list of places to go?

 

There's a nuke plant there?

 

 

Sounds pricey.

 

I've got a mate over there, so I'm planning to go over for a w/e to go boozing pretty much.

 

I actually just checked the currency amount to USD, the Danish Krone (at Noma it is 1095) would translate to $181. Shockingly, this seems pretty low to me compared to some of the other top restaurants. I am a semi-struggling working college student but I think I would stay in a couple weekends to save up some cash to eat there LOL

West London in December and hopefully Boston in August for the UFC fan expo/BJ Penn vs Frankie Edgar Fight..

 

If you like Lobster/Lobster Rolls, head over to the North End and get yourself a cold Lobster Roll and a side of Fries, AMAZING

 

I actually Google Image it sometimes to bring back memories of how good it was

I just got back yesterday from Hatteras, NC. Stopped on the way back to catch the sox in D.C. Had a great time.

I used to live on the Outer Banks. My parents still do. I love that area.

Disney World, leaving the 4th of July. I know the kids will love it.

I used to live on the Outer Banks. My parents still do. I love that area.

My great uncle has a house in hatteras. I've been 5 or 6 times in my life. It really is always an amazing place to vacation. There were 70 people related to me there this week. It was pretty crazy.

Starved Rock over Labor Day weekend.

Spending four days in a beach cottage on the north end of Captiva in the last half of July. Really looking forward to it.

If you like Lobster/Lobster Rolls, head over to the North End and get yourself a cold Lobster Roll and a side of Fries, AMAZING

 

I actually Google Image it sometimes to bring back memories of how good it was

 

oh man i would kill for a lobster roll.. thanks for the tip!!!

Key West is kinda overrated. Wasn't a big fan, but I was only there for a day.

 

Add me to that list.

nowhere because I can't stand being around my family for extended periods of time.

Taking the family to Alaska for two weeks.

 

Grandmother just came back yesterday from there. Got me a shirt, and has not stopped talking about the trip. She had a blast.

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San Diego and then for the anniversary, New York City. We were going to go to Key West but I'm not a fan of tar balls.

 

I have been talking to some of the business owners here on South Padre and they are seeing an increase in business to our non tar ball beaches. Two years ago we had Hurricane Dolly chase business elsewhere around the gulf coast, last year it was a red tide. So while they dislike the reason for the increase, they are happy to be digging themselves out of the hole quicker.

NW Indiana? Where, and mainly...why?

Family lives there.

Key West is kinda overrated. Wasn't a big fan, but I was only there for a day.

Give it time, soon enough the "Tanning oil" will be provided for free.

If you like Lobster/Lobster Rolls, head over to the North End and get yourself a cold Lobster Roll and a side of Fries, AMAZING

 

I actually Google Image it sometimes to bring back memories of how good it was

 

The North End is mostly Italian eateries. The Atlantic Fish Company or Legal Seafood on Boylston has better Lobster rolls.

 

The lobster rolls at Fenway are pretty good as well.

The North End is mostly Italian eateries. The Atlantic Fish Company or Legal Seafood on Boylston has better Lobster rolls.

 

The lobster rolls at Fenway are pretty good as well.

 

Customer's don't lie, I don't lie, I did some pretty extensive research when I was there on these.

 

It's no fun going to Legal Seafood anyways, as it is a chain. Stick with Neptune Oyster as it is an old school Oyster Joint with the best rolls in Boston. Ben Affleck just filmed some new movie there too

 

http://www.yelp.com/search?find_desc=&...ortby=composite

 

http://www.bostonmagazine.com/best_of/deta..._lobster_rolls/

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The North End is mostly Italian eateries. The Atlantic Fish Company or Legal Seafood on Boylston has better Lobster rolls.

 

The lobster rolls at Fenway are pretty good as well.

 

What I didn't realize is that I didn't say the name of the restaurant in the North End, Neptune Oyster

 

My bad ptatc

 

In the last 4 months, been to Lawrence, Vegas, Cabo, and NOLA so I think its gonna have to be a summer & fall in Chicago, other than a wedding in LA next month. Nothing wrong with that.

What I didn't realize is that I didn't say the name of the restaurant in the North End, Neptune Oyster

 

My bad ptatc

 

Neptune Oyster is a good place. You can't go wrong there.

 

Legal is a chain, but don't sell it short. It still has outstanding food.

 

Going to our house on the ocean in Gulf Shores, Alabama. Should be fun to swim in the oil!

Neptune Oyster is a good place. You can't go wrong there.

 

Legal is a chain, but don't sell it short. It still has outstanding food.

 

I've eaten at two Legals and one was excellent (the one across from New England Aquarium) and the other very forgettable (is south Florida). The family that started Legal was instrumental in the modernization of the way commercial seafood is handled and processed in the US though, so yeah, they have quite a good industry reputation for quality control.

I'm upset, we're coming up towards our annual family vacation to Arkansas and I won't be able to go and the more they talk about it the more I'm getting pissed off about it. Stupid Cell Biology class.

I've eaten at two Legals and one was excellent (the one across from New England Aquarium) and the other very forgettable (is south Florida). The family that started Legal was instrumental in the modernization of the way commercial seafood is handled and processed in the US though, so yeah, they have quite a good industry reputation for quality control.

 

I didn't realize they had them out of the Boston area. Kind of like the Chicago pizza franchises. Uno's is good anywhere in Chicago but the ones in Florida, Boston and California were bad.