Re: Mini-trip today-I WAS THERE!

[Guest guest]

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Elisa,

I met Bruce in San last May. Hope you can all get together

again. It is fun!

Jane UIP/IPF 12/1998 Dalton, Georgia aka pianolady_musicgirl

Breathe-Support , " Sher Bauman " wrote:

>

> Elisa ... oh you lucky thing you. To meet Bruce! I wish I could. I

think he is so sweet and special. Don't tell him I said so though.

>

> MamaSher, age 70. IPF 3-06, OR.

> Nasturtiums

> Don't fret about tomorrow, God is already there!

>

> Re: Mini-trip today

> To: Breathe-Support

> Date: Wednesday, November 12, 2008, 11:55 AM

>

>

>

> MB

>

> Yes, you know them both.....lol. They both had short

drives, lived

> closer to the restaurant then me. Very interesting

restaurant.

> Birraporetti' s. Sign on door reads the name and above it

says " A Great

> Italian Restaurant " and below says " A Heck of an Irish

Bar. " We just did

> the restaurant part but a varied menu and I even ate

healthy. I ate

> Salmon. So did one of the ladies and the other ate

chicken. Sooooooooo

> good. I'm sure no one would have imagined three of us all

at different

> stages but sharing such a common bond.

>

>

> > >

> > >

> > > Going in a little bit to Arlington, TX. It's not far

but it's still

> a

> > > trip. Not sure what I'll do but meeting two friends

for dinner

> > tonight.

> > > After they leave will probably drive back home but

could decide to

> > stay

> > > there or stop on the way. Just whatever the mood

strikes me.

> Arlington

> > > is sort of right in the middle of Dallas and Fort

Worth. Now, I live

> > in

> > > Plano which is north of Dallas. These are all part of

the DFW

> > Metroplex.

> > > Only about 40 miles which depending on time of day is

45 minutes to

> 2

> > > hours. That makes it a good place for people to meet

since in the

> > > southern part of the metroplex, it's in the middle.

In the northern

> > > part, the airport and Grapevine are in the middle.

> > >

> > > Arlington doesn't have museums and galleries and such

as those are

> > > pretty much Dallas and Fort Worth. It's more

recreational, such as

> Six

> > > Flags and The Ballpark at Arlington (home of the

Texas Rangers) and

> > the

> > > stadium also that the Dallas Cowboys will move into

next year, which

> > > will be the most expensive stadium ever, costing over

$1 billion.

> > Note:

> > > the Cowboys weren't in Dallas before either, they are

in Irving now.

> > > People get sort of carried away around here with

Arenas and Stadiums

> > as

> > > American Airlines Center which houses the Dallas

Mavericks and

> Dallas

> > > Stars was the most expensive arena ever when it was

built. Now,

> while

> > > there is a lot of public money going into the Cowboys

stadium and

> that

> > > expenditure is certainly one that can be questioned,

over 70% of the

> > > money is coming from the Cowboys themselves.

> > >

> > > Well, it will be a nice mini-vacation.

> > >

> >

>