This is probably a long shot, but is there anyone in Brunswick, GA, who could have dinner tomorrow night? Around 6-6:30ish?
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I wish I was. I would love to have dinner with you, M.
Let me know if you are ever in Wisconsin.
Man, I would probably even drive to Minnesota for you. :)
Good luck.
Marta
Posted by: FabMarta | February 24, 2010 at 12:11 AM
I wish I were! I've been to the area, and there's a lot of good seafood to be had. And peach daiquiris, and . . .
Enjoy it.
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