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- John and I went to Oregon at the end of June 2007. We both competed in the the USAT Nationals - the amateur triathlon national championship - in a small town west of Portland. After the race we drove through some beautiful woodsy mountains to see the Oregon coast. This album has a few pictures before the race, and about a million of John riding a horse on the beach.
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This happened to us here in Chicago, too. Trader Joe's is usually only mediocre for produce but this was a horrifying new low.
Posted by: Steve | April 01, 2007 at 07:33 PM
Steeeeeeeve Reeeeeeed!!!
It is weird that TJ's is so weak on veggies, even here in California in the middle of summer. And I know one guy who always gripes, "Well, if you want vinegar, you damn well better like balsamic!"
On the other hand, I remember the thrills and chills my mom got to discover a TJ's in Chicago! And the depression experienced by my friend who moved to Richmond, VA, where there is no TJ's at all. She comes out to visit and heads home with a suitcase full of pita chips and dips. Her post card campaign has not yet netted results.
Posted by: tasterspoon | April 04, 2007 at 12:15 PM