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September 14, 2005
It's the newest blog meme!
All the really cool kids are doing this one. It's very straightforward, with only two steps.
Step number one: link to Roxanne's post entitled"My Dinner with Dr. Bérubé."
Step number two: Have dinner with Dr. Bérubé.
Will report after tomorrow evening on any resemblance either of us may or may not have to Rod Gilbert. As Michael is staying in a Certain San Francisco Neighborhood of Ill Repute, dinner may or may not involve soup in a bread-bowl.
Posted by Chris Clarke at September 14, 2005 07:46 PM
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Wait a minute -- the weekend I'm flying to the East coast, Bérubé is fleeing to the West coast?
Is it my breath?
Posted by: PZ Myers at September 14, 2005 08:02 PMGawd, I hope he's not stayin' at Sunny's.
Posted by: Roxanne at September 14, 2005 08:24 PMThat's the Red Vic for you "great unwashed".
Posted by: Roxanne at September 14, 2005 08:27 PMDifferent neighborhood of ill repute, Roxanne. I'm thinking of the one with the sea lions.
Posted by: Chris Clarke at September 14, 2005 08:30 PMoy. just ill and not nearly enough repute. Scoma's for everybody!
That *is* a neighborhood of ill repute. It is, however, reasonably close to a neighborhood of much better repute, and at least one hole-in-the-wall, cash-only, Italian country food restaurant worth going to. No, I don't remember the name. I just walk along Columbus until I find it. Then I stand in line, because there's no reservations anyway.
Posted by: paperwight at September 15, 2005 01:18 PMNow that the postcard store is closed, I seldom go to that other reasonably close neighborhood there anymore. Unless we've got the drink on.
And I think the restaurant paperwight is refering to has moved to Van Ness Street. "Rain or shine, there's always a line."
Posted by: Roxanne at September 16, 2005 07:07 AM