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Time for yet another dinner to celebrate my birthday! This time it was just for Nancy and me. Where to eat this time? Opal, just up the street at 5534 Connecticut. I’ve reviewed Opal twice, href="https://johntannersbbqblog.wordpress.com/2023/02/20/opal-chevy-chase-washington-dc/" target="_bla...

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It’s getting cold out there, my friends.

Here we feel but the penalty of Adam The seasons difference, the icy fang
And churlish chiding of the winter wind

The icy fang and churlish chiding are only going to get worse, much worse. That is, unless you go to Florida or other points south for a break — maybe href="https://johntannersbbqblog.wordpress.com...

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After another orbit around the sun, another birthday snuck up on me. We’d hosted Ella and Lily the night before as Michael and Liza’s 10th anniversary two days had before earned them a weekend away sans kids. The girls’ presence was a present for me, especially since they both slept late. While I got ready they turned our dining room into a fort — or was it a house? ...

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Well, desperately may be strong. Life will still be worth living without it, but it will lose brightness. As a fan of barbecue, you want this map. It’s a creation of Joe Veazey, who, besides being a serious barbecue fan, is a very talented and much-honored artist and designer about whom you...

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After checking out of our hotel, the delightful Grand Hôtel Français Bordeaux, Nancy and I hopped on the tram and rode to the Chartrons stop, which was right by the dock where we would join our ship for a Viking river cruise. On the side of the wa...

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