Jack Straw

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Even better, how about, open warfare against (R) voters, by … everyone else?

getting scammed to own the libs

Trump’s goiter discuss

damn, this was my go-to place for pozole

appreciate all of the suggestions. stayed at hotel zaza and they gave us a nice upgrade. had one meal at le jardiniere which was very good. also tried to get reservations at some of the places recommended here - we were booking a bit too late for some of the fine dining options (it was valentines day weekend - which was not the occasion of our trip but just when we both had a free long weekend). so ended up having another meal at ninfas which both of us had been to many times and was as good as we both remembered, and a vietnamese place that we kind of picked randomly. the twombly collection was amazing and was really the main draw for the trip for me. the menil was also awesome. talking to some of the staff there and learning that under 5% of the collection is on display at any one time and that the non-permanent collection gets rotated every six months or so, we decided we would make this an annual trip on that weekend.

down, mark me

is this unpopular or unusual? I consider this smart planning on a saturday morning during football season. no need to leave the house or change out of my fat pants from first kickoff saturday morning until bedtime sunday night.

and the dishonesty part think of how dishonest a person has to be to support Trump or vote for any (R) for any office at this juncture.

was planning on Hotel Zaza. I have not stayed there but have been inside once, a few years ago - met some friends after a game in Houston. but have not booked yet, so open to suggestions on hotel/lodging as well.

Wife and I are going to do a long weekend in Houston in February. The main purpose of the trip is to go to the Menil, the Rothko, and the MFA over two days, and relax and eat well. I grew up (went to HS) about an hour outside of Houston, many years (ok, a few decades) ago so I am no stranger to Houston, and have made several trips there for work over the years, and for sports events. I may have visited the MFA with my parents in HS, if I did I don't really remember it. Wife has never been to the MFA. Neither of us have been to the Menil or the Rothko. Planning on Saturday at the Menil and Rothko, MFA on Sunday. Wondering if that is enough time and good allocation of time, to fully see all 3 of those. We definitely will not be wanting to rush through any of them. So we could stay an extra night and day (Friday or Monday) if allocating more time would be smart, and/or if there are other museums or other things in the general area that we definitely should not miss (in addition to those 3 museums). Definitely looking for recommendations for dinner places for Friday and Saturday nights in the area. Fine dining would be great (but not required) - and we would need to be able to get reservations within a week or two ahead of time (not need to book several weeks in advance). Lunch place recommendations (of any type) near the museums also welcomed. Bars are not important to us if that helps. Also, I see that the MFA has a restaurant in it, and I was thinking lunch there on our day there - wondering if anyone has any thoughts on that. Thanks y'all!

He said he got it. All good.

I got you. I will get his info.

Otherwise known as “mainstream Republican”

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