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| Portsmouth Adventures on September 3, 2008
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| The pretty scene at a lobster stack, Geno's Chowder & Sandwich Shop,
where we went for lunch.
| Lobster soup. Good when hot.
| An okay lobster sandwich, accompanied by okay potato chips.
| Colorful autumn trees and a stately house, both spotted while walking around
Portsmouth.
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| Popovers, a cafe where we
stopped for a snack.
| The eponymous popovers: light, hollow rolls. Accompanied by maple
butter. Good.
| Inside a popover.
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| Dinner at Home on September 3, 2008
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My mom's shrimp and vegetable stir fry, which we tossed with pasta.
This picture sadly doesn't reflect the dish's vibrant colors.
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| Lunch at Home on September 2, 2008
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I had a grilled cheese sandwich.
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| Birthday Dinner at Texas Roadhouse (in Newington) on September 4, 2008
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Pictures with my parents from this dinner at the Texas Roadhouse in Newington
are elsewhere.
| Very good dinner rolls with cinnamon butter.
| Good house salad with house-made ranch dressing. They got my order
wrong, leaving off the croutons and making me manual removing the
cheese. No big deal.
| A good prime rib--the caliber of P.J. Skidoos, my Virginia-located
benchmark--and good steak fries.
Doesn't the dish look tasty? It was. :)
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| A good house-made chocolate cake brownie, though with admittedly too
little ice cream.
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Most of us ate prime rib. I believe Di Yin ordered a combination plate
of some sort.
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| Lunch at Home on September 5, 2008
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We all scavenged. My parents had a pizza. I had an omelette. Di Yin
had her Texas Roadhouse leftovers.
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| Dinner at Home on September 5, 2008
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We had mom's white chicken chili.
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