NY
 

K wrote:
Mrs Bonk wrote:
I am flying into to New York on Monday. It's all very exciting for
me:-) Does anyone know New York - or Washington? I am hoping to try
some American veggie food so any recommendations as to where I might
eat will be gratefully received.
I am taking my laptop so you can all expect to hear from me on my
travels. Regards
Mrs B

Like Jerry, I'm pretty far removed from NYC. Yes, the street dogs are
wonderful, but you were asking about vegs. I can suggest that you try
your query on rec.travel.usa-canada. It's a fairly sleepy group, but
people wake up when there are questions about NY, especially restaurant
questions. My guess is that you'll find the most vegetarian places in
trendy areas like East Village and SoHo, but I'm sure they're scattered
all over the city.
Food in the city is good, and it doesn't have to be expensive to be good.
Restaurants hang their menus outside, so there's no reason to embarrass
anyone with shock at your bill.

I know NYC has a reputation for surliness, but it's not true. Pull out a
tourist map and look confused on any corner and you'll be sure to draw a
crowd. Just don't expect agreement on directions.

NY is a beutiful city for the most part, and quite safe by US standards. I
hope the weather cooperates next week, as this winter has been very
snowy there.

Enjoy your visit,
Keith
Thank you Keith. I have added in rec.travel.usa-canada in case anyone has
anything of note to add.
I must say, I was concerned to read of the high crime rate in Atlantic City.
As for the weather, I am taking my thermal underwear and
windproof/waterproof coat. Not the height of fashion but extremely
practical.
Regards
Mrs B

NY
 

On Mar 5, 5:58*pm, "Mrs Bonk" wrote:
K wrote:
Mrs Bonk wrote:
I am flying into to New York on Monday. It's all very exciting for
me:-) Does anyone know New York *- or Washington? I am hoping to try
some American veggie food so any recommendations as to where I might
eat will be gratefully received.
I am taking my laptop so you can all expect to hear from me on my
travels. Regards
Mrs B

Like Jerry, I'm pretty far removed from NYC. *Yes, the street dogs are
wonderful, but you were asking about vegs. *I can suggest that you try
your query on rec.travel.usa-canada. *It's a fairly sleepy group, but
people wake up when there are questions about NY, especially restaurant
questions. *My guess is that you'll find the most vegetarian places in
trendy areas like East Village and SoHo, but I'm sure they're scattered
all over the city.
Food in the city is good, and it doesn't have to be expensive to be good.
Restaurants hang their menus outside, so there's no reason to embarrass
anyone with shock at your bill.

I know NYC has a reputation for surliness, but it's not true. *Pull out a
tourist map and look confused on any corner and you'll be sure to draw a
crowd. *Just don't expect agreement on directions.

NY is a beutiful city for the most part, and quite safe by US standards.. I
hope the weather cooperates next week, as this winter has been very
snowy there.

Enjoy your visit,
Keith

Thank you Keith. I have added in rec.travel.usa-canada in case anyone has
anything of note to add.
I must say, I was concerned to read of the high crime rate in Atlantic City.
As for the weather, I am taking my thermal underwear and
windproof/waterproof coat. Not the height of fashion but extremely
practical.
Regards
Mrs B-

If you are looking for food related answers, you may want to try
chowhound.com. They have a very active NYC board.

NY
 

PeterL wrote:
On Mar 5, 5:58 pm, "Mrs Bonk" wrote:
K wrote:
Mrs Bonk wrote:
I am flying into to New York on Monday. It's all very exciting for
me:-) Does anyone know New York - or Washington? I am hoping to try
some American veggie food so any recommendations as to where I might
eat will be gratefully received.
I am taking my laptop so you can all expect to hear from me on my
travels. Regards
Mrs B

Like Jerry, I'm pretty far removed from NYC. Yes, the street dogs are
wonderful, but you were asking about vegs. I can suggest that you try
your query on rec.travel.usa-canada. It's a fairly sleepy group, but
people wake up when there are questions about NY, especially restaurant
questions. My guess is that you'll find the most vegetarian places in
trendy areas like East Village and SoHo, but I'm sure they're scattered
all over the city.
Food in the city is good, and it doesn't have to be expensive to be
good. Restaurants hang their menus outside, so there's no reason to
embarrass anyone with shock at your bill.

I know NYC has a reputation for surliness, but it's not true. Pull out a
tourist map and look confused on any corner and you'll be sure to draw a
crowd. Just don't expect agreement on directions.

NY is a beutiful city for the most part, and quite safe by US
standards. I hope the weather cooperates next week, as this winter has
been very
snowy there.

Enjoy your visit,
Keith

Thank you Keith. I have added in rec.travel.usa-canada in case anyone has
anything of note to add.
I must say, I was concerned to read of the high crime rate in Atlantic
City. As for the weather, I am taking my thermal underwear and
windproof/waterproof coat. Not the height of fashion but extremely
practical.
Regards
Mrs B-

If you are looking for food related answers, you may want to try
chowhound.com. They have a very active NYC board.

Thank you dear. Only one day to go. I will be there soon. I've managed to
phone the airline and book a vegetarian option. I have never been long
distance before so it's all new to me.

NY
 

Hooo thermal underwear, do we really have to read about all that ??!


"Shawn Hirn" a écrit dans le message de groupe de
discussion : ...
In article
,
PeterL wrote:

On Mar 5, 5:58 pm, "Mrs Bonk" wrote:
K wrote:
Mrs Bonk wrote:
I am flying into to New York on Monday. It's all very exciting for
me:-) Does anyone know New York - or Washington? I am hoping to try
some American veggie food so any recommendations as to where I might
eat will be gratefully received.
I am taking my laptop so you can all expect to hear from me on my
travels. Regards
Mrs B

Like Jerry, I'm pretty far removed from NYC. Yes, the street dogs
are
wonderful, but you were asking about vegs. I can suggest that you
try
your query on rec.travel.usa-canada. It's a fairly sleepy group, but
people wake up when there are questions about NY, especially
restaurant
questions. My guess is that you'll find the most vegetarian places
in
trendy areas like East Village and SoHo, but I'm sure they're
scattered
all over the city.
Food in the city is good, and it doesn't have to be expensive to be
good.
Restaurants hang their menus outside, so there's no reason to
embarrass
anyone with shock at your bill.

I know NYC has a reputation for surliness, but it's not true. Pull
out a
tourist map and look confused on any corner and you'll be sure to
draw a
crowd. Just don't expect agreement on directions.

NY is a beutiful city for the most part, and quite safe by US
standards. I
hope the weather cooperates next week, as this winter has been very
snowy there.

Enjoy your visit,
Keith

Thank you Keith. I have added in rec.travel.usa-canada in case anyone
has
anything of note to add.
I must say, I was concerned to read of the high crime rate in Atlantic
City.
As for the weather, I am taking my thermal underwear and
windproof/waterproof coat. Not the height of fashion but extremely
practical.
Regards
Mrs B-

If you are looking for food related answers, you may want to try
chowhound.com. They have a very active NYC board.

I agree, for food related stuff, its hard to beat chowhound.com but
those who think Atlantic City is a high crime area are living in the
past. I live near AC. It is no worse than any other city where if you
stay in the busy areas, do not deal in drugs, practice common sense
behavior, you'll be fine.

NY
 

Runge11 wrote:
Hooo thermal underwear, do we really have to read about all that ??!

What a boorish remark!

Jerry
--
It matters little to a goat whether it be dedicated to God or consigned
to Azazel. The critical turning was having been chosen to participate.
¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯

NY
 

On Sun, 07 Mar 2010 17:04:12 -0500, Jerry Avins wrote:
Runge11 wrote:
snip

What a boorish remark!

Thanks a lot. I have the clown killfiled, but you thought the remark
was so profound, you wanted to be sure nobody missed it.

NY
 

AZ Nomad wrote:
On Sun, 07 Mar 2010 17:04:12 -0500, Jerry Avins wrote:
Runge11 wrote:
snip

What a boorish remark!

Thanks a lot. I have the clown killfiled, but you thought the remark
was so profound, you wanted to be sure nobody missed it.

You misread my motive. I wanted the boor to know what people think of him.

Jerry
--
It matters little to a goat whether it be dedicated to God or consigned
to Azazel. The critical turning was having been chosen to participate.
¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯

NY
 

On Sun, 07 Mar 2010 22:39:05 -0500, Jerry Avins wrote:
AZ Nomad wrote:
On Sun, 07 Mar 2010 17:04:12 -0500, Jerry Avins wrote:
Runge11 wrote:
snip

What a boorish remark!

Thanks a lot. I have the clown killfiled, but you thought the remark
was so profound, you wanted to be sure nobody missed it.

You misread my motive. I wanted the boor to know what people think of him.

I read your motive perfectly. Now please kindly shut the **** up
about it.
Actually, I don't care, keep on posting, you're KF'd too.

NY
 

AZ Nomad wrote:
On Sun, 07 Mar 2010 22:39:05 -0500, Jerry Avins wrote:
AZ Nomad wrote:
On Sun, 07 Mar 2010 17:04:12 -0500, Jerry Avins
wrote:
Runge11 wrote:
snip

What a boorish remark!

Thanks a lot. I have the clown killfiled, but you thought the
remark was so profound, you wanted to be sure nobody missed it.

You misread my motive. I wanted the boor to know what people think
of him.

I read your motive perfectly. Now please kindly shut the **** up
about it.
Actually, I don't care, keep on posting, you're KF'd too.

So are you. Ask your mommy one more time how to behave in public.



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NY
 

On 07/03/2010 20:49, Runge11 wrote:
Hooo thermal underwear, do we really have to read about all that ??!


"Shawn Hirn" a écrit dans le message de groupe de
discussion : ...
In article
,
PeterL wrote:

On Mar 5, 5:58 pm, "Mrs Bonk" wrote:
K wrote:
Mrs Bonk wrote:
I am flying into to New York on Monday. It's all very exciting for
me:-) Does anyone know New York - or Washington? I am hoping to try
some American veggie food so any recommendations as to where I
might
eat will be gratefully received.
I am taking my laptop so you can all expect to hear from me on my
travels. Regards
Mrs B

Like Jerry, I'm pretty far removed from NYC. Yes, the street dogs
are
wonderful, but you were asking about vegs. I can suggest that you
try
your query on rec.travel.usa-canada. It's a fairly sleepy group, but
people wake up when there are questions about NY, especially
restaurant
questions. My guess is that you'll find the most vegetarian
places in
trendy areas like East Village and SoHo, but I'm sure they're
scattered
all over the city.
Food in the city is good, and it doesn't have to be expensive to
be good.
Restaurants hang their menus outside, so there's no reason to
embarrass
anyone with shock at your bill.

I know NYC has a reputation for surliness, but it's not true.
Pull out a
tourist map and look confused on any corner and you'll be sure to
draw a
crowd. Just don't expect agreement on directions.

NY is a beutiful city for the most part, and quite safe by US
standards. I
hope the weather cooperates next week, as this winter has been very
snowy there.

Enjoy your visit,
Keith

Thank you Keith. I have added in rec.travel.usa-canada in case
anyone has
anything of note to add.
I must say, I was concerned to read of the high crime rate in
Atlantic City.
As for the weather, I am taking my thermal underwear and
windproof/waterproof coat. Not the height of fashion but extremely
practical.
Regards
Mrs B-

If you are looking for food related answers, you may want to try
chowhound.com. They have a very active NYC board.

I agree, for food related stuff, its hard to beat chowhound.com but
those who think Atlantic City is a high crime area are living in the
past. I live near AC. It is no worse than any other city where if you
stay in the busy areas, do not deal in drugs, practice common sense
behavior, you'll be fine.

The weather was so nice there was no need of thermals