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the Hachi movie...with Richard gere, about the dog who waits for his owner at the train station every day, after the owner has died.

so, whatever happened to Moriarty?

One not Omne

I worked for Comfort Omne Shoes. In the suimmer of 2006 I was at one of the Dupont Circle stores (the one selling Dansko and Merrell.) I was in the back running stock when I heard the assistant manager say 'nanoo, Nanoo." I went out front and there was Robin Williams buying inserts for his shoes. He was in town filming the movie "Man Of The Year." We chatted a bit. Mostly I remmebered how short he was and how hard he was trying to hide his head behind this huge sandwhich

Anonymous wrote:OP, did you post about metal lunch boxes?

Things really have changed since 1980 and so I know this must be hard for you.

You can buy Canfield's at local High's convenience stores, the Pop Shoppe in downtown Springfield (near the little league field behind Brandon Avenue), A&P or Super Giant.

My mom can also buy you a six pack at the Belvoir commissary.

Hi, I did a google search and no Pop Shoppe shows for springfield VA... do you have an address?

I have never been? Is the hype true?

http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/roses_luxury_named_best_new_restaurant_in_the_country/8888?utm_source=newsletter&utm_campaign=Tuesday+August+19th%2C+2014&utm_medium=headline

I am looking to combine three smaller pots (3" rounds) into one larger pot. Geraniums. Where can I find something a bit cheaper? Home depot was expensive and walmart and target didn't really carry. Springfield/Alexandria/Burke/Lorton areas...

Thanks guys, some great ideas... I'm diabetic...any good substitute for the beer? Maybe balsamic or rice vinegar?

thanks... I might do collard style.. with a bit of bacon and onion...

Anonymous wrote:It's the hottest trend in America! How can you NOT do it?

Because people should not be cajoled, guilted or shamed into doing something they don't want to do

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am speechless at the idea of taking a cab from Foggy Bottom Metro to Georgetown. It's 9 blocks at most to M and Wisconsin, and it's a perfectly pleasant walk.

And if you can fold a stroller to get it into a cab, you can fold a stroller to get it into a bus. Yes, you can pay with cash. The fare for the Circulator is $1. Children under 5 are free.

Here is the rider information for the Circulator:

http://www.dccirculator.com/Home/RiderInformation.aspx

Here is the route information for the Circulator:

http://www.dccirculator.com/Home/WhereWeGo/WherewegobyRoute/GeorgetownUnionStation.aspx

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Anonymous wrote:OP here - he is having trouble getting an appt before October. Does anyone have a recommendation for a primary care doctor in Alexandria or Arlington?

Steven J Perez, Medical Center of Annandale (A few miles west of Landmark Mall) on 236/Little River Tpke

I went on a spree at Fresh World in Springfield and couldn't find fresh spinach, so I substituted with these. Boy are they mustardy/bitter. Any suggestions as how to prepare to take the bite out of them?

They were sold in bunches a "Green Turnip."

Thanks