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Cowboy Night

With one-third of the Triple D Divas off getting their culture on at the Shakespeare Fest, and another third off doing the family thing, that left it to this third to try a local joint on our own this weekend.  Thinking that it would be fun to make it a theme night, we first went to a Diner called The Cowboy Grub.  I've been wanting to try it for awhile now, and for me at least, it did not disappoint.  First off - It was a really fun place, in that it kept with the cowboy theme. There was a covered wagon salad bar, longhorn steer heads on the walls, and plenty of Cowboy grub on the menu.

I had the open-faced meatloaf sandwich. It came with their spuds (scalloped potatoes with cheese), and was covered in brown gravy.  It was de-lish!  One of their other specialties is their baked goods - so of course you know that I had to get a Buckaroo Brownie to go (double de-lish!).








Since this was theme night, we decided to go to a showing of the new movie "Cowboys and Aliens" after dinner.  Other than Daniel Craig being H-O-T in it, I probably wouldn't see it again.

  

It was a great evening though.  The only thing missing was wearing my cowboy hat and boots, which, as we all know, I look really good in.  That, and  the other two-thirds of the Divas.  But I think I'm going to have to make them join me at the Cowboy Grub again one of these days.

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