You all go on ahead and lunch. Here's an idea for after the holiday-
http://dc.about.com/cs/sports/a/Iceskating.htm
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You all go on ahead and lunch. Here's an idea for after the holiday-
http://dc.about.com/cs/sports/a/Iceskating.htm
I'm still up for it. Weather should be okay; the dreaded "wintry mix" is not forecast to cause any travel problems. (So far, anyway...)
I'm hoping to pick up my Christmas tree afterwards. :)
I should be able to make it.
Sure, Zen, let's go and break a hip. That'll be fun. :p (I was just thinking of putting my ice skates (nice ones) on CL.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Zen
So if the weather's not bad are you still going to bail, or will you come join us?
My T score is -2.6Quote:
Originally Posted by divingbiker
I'm on 50,000 units of vit D once a week:o For the uninitiated, this is severe osteoporosis.
If the weather is not bad, I be at the SS Metro no later than 12:30
My plan is still to attend on Sunday. Will be coming round the Beltway from Sterling.
Ice skating sounds like fun. It's been years since I've put on ice skates but I'm up for it.
I plan on bringing a friend with me, too. She's a cyclist and kayaker, as well.
No lunch for me tomorrow :( Crappy Ex-Mas schedule and lame co-workers who've stuck me with finding a gift for our boss. Y'all have fun and drive safely if the weather's icy.
OK, so we're meeting at Mandalay at 930 Bonifant Street in Silver Spring at 1 tomorrow, right?
Zen, it may be easier to pick you up at the Takoma Station since there's so much construction at the SS station. What do you think, Regina?
I'll be there. And from the looks of the forecast, I will be there without a ride beforehand (except maybe for rollers). :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by divingbiker
Construction at Silver Spring doesn't impact access to and egress from the Metro station. It's fenced off well and there are pedestrian ways maintained, but you have to walk AROUND the construction site.
See:
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=silver...,0.016469&z=17
Get off SS on the South (east?) side - where it says "to buses". If you come down the double escalator, take the exit on your right (the one with lots of turnstiles, not just 3). Walk straight out past the construction site along Colesville Rd, up the hill to your right on Wayne Ave, a right on Georgia Ave., first left across GA onto Bonifant. The restaurant is halfway down the block on your right.
I don't think I'm gonna be driving in this. Remember, I live north and west, back in the woods over the mountainhttp://i206.photobucket.com/albums/b...entury/116.jpg and in the hollerhttp://i206.photobucket.com/albums/b...illeSnow-2.jpg
I'll let you know tomorrow fer sure
But Zen isn't walking to Bonifant. I'm picking her up, if she is able to come. So I thought that the Kiss & Ride area was affected by the construction.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7rider
Oh.Quote:
Originally Posted by divingbiker
Never mind.
Don't know about the Kiss & Ride....not sure 'bout that. :o
I still plan on coming with my friend. I'm hopeful it'll only be rain, which shouldn't be a problem.
For you it will probably be just rain.
http://www.accuweather.com/us/md/mye...etric=0&fday=2Quote:
Originally Posted by Zen
Nice ...Quote:
Originally Posted by Zen
We met, we ate, we talked about Zen. :D It was a great time!
Dang. You fit right in!Quote:
Originally Posted by owlice
Was nice meeting some new TE faces today!
I agree. It was a pleasure.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7rider
I'm jealous to have missed the get together.
However I basically got a private ski lesson at a-basin today (noone else showed up) and it snowed all day, so I won't complain too much :)
Ditto for me. Nice to be able to put faces to names...and to meet some nice people!
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Originally Posted by kmehrzad
Yup, a fun time was had by all.