Appreciating whatever food comes along when traveling for holidays

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November 25, 2008

Appreciating whatever food comes along when traveling for holidays

Okay, you might think this is a strange question. Since I don't even care what I eat on Thanksgiving, why should you?

But in traveling on a holiday, I'm curious what I will eat on the holiday. My lunch will likely be a sandwich from the airport on the flight to San Francisco. Dinner is another curious issue. My flight will get in about 5 pm Pacific Time, so I will be plenty hungry. No real opportunity to get a decent dinner, and even in San Francisco, most restaurants will be closed on Thanksgiving.

Well, whatever dinner will be that night, I will absolutely be thankful to have the food. And yes, I will share what was for dinner that night. Stay tuned and wish me luck.

Posted at 12:10 AM in advice, holidays, temptations, travel | Permalink

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November 25, 2008