12351. Apparently, black-eyed peas and collard
greens, a classic Southern dish, are traditionally eaten on New Year’s Day to
bring luck and financial prosperity for the new year. The black-eyed peas symbolize luck and general
well-being. The collard greens represent
money/wealth because of their green color.
It’s often served with cornbread, which symbolizes “gold;”
12352. The Hardywood Park Craft
Brewery (Hardywood.com) in Richmond, Virginia, is the first brewery in Virginia
powered entirely by renewable energy (i.e., solar, wind & biomass);
12353. Kuba Kuba (KubaKuba.info)
in Richmond, Virginia, was founded in 1998 by Chef Manny Mendez;
12354. You might run into Peter
Bondra (formerly of the Washington Capitals) walking around the upper concourse
of Capital One Arena;
12355. I can say I’ve shaken
Peter Bondra’s hand;
12356. The craziest (ice) hockey
game I’ve (ever) watched in person had 2 fights, 2 penalty shots, a hat trick
(by Justin Sourdif) not by Alexander Ovechkin and 2 empty net goals (1 by John
Carlson and 1 by Ovechkin). The game was
1-0 (Anaheim) Ducks . . . then 5-1 (Washington) Capitals . . . then 5-4
Capitals . . . and finally 7-4 Capitals;
12357. Polenta is like a
cross/mix between grits and mashed potatoes;
12358. Christina is allergic to
dolphin/dorado/mahi-mahi;
12359. Mike Tomlin (the former head
coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers) was born in Hampton, Virginia. His father, Ed(ward) Tomlin, played (college)
football at Hampton Institute from 1964-1968;
12360. I can say I’ve eaten
$105.00 bread (specifically the Olivieri 1882 classic panettone);
12361. The Olivieri 1882 classic
panettone (USA.Olivieri1882.com) is (really) tasty. It maybe the best bread I’ve ever eaten/had;
12362. Panettone is (actually)
really good when it’s not dried out and hard;
12363. The Old Bay wings at the
Crystal City Sports Pub (CCSportsPub.com) in Arlington, Virginia, are
tasty. They’re crispy and flavorful
without being greasy/oily;
12364. I can say I’ve been to a
gender reveal party;
12365. There are families that
(actually) get along, where the parents and children will buy and share a house
together;
12366. I can say I’ve seen Rick
Steves (the travel writer) in person;
12367. Rick Steves was a piano
teacher;
12368. Rick Steves’ travel
company, Rick Steves’ Europe, (RickSteves.com) is based out of Seattle,
Washington;
12369. The butter lettuce salad
(with no blue cheese, avocado, cherry tomatoes & champagne vinaigrette) at
CUT by Wolfgang Puck (Wolfgangpuck.com/Restaurants/Cut-Washington-D-C) in the
Rosewood Washington, D.C. is (really) tasty. The champagne vinaigrette is great. I can’t remember the last time I was so
excited about a salad;
12370. The 8 oz American Wagyu
bavette (i.e., Kuroge Washu bloodline from Mishima Reserve) at CUT by Wolfgang
Puck is (really) tasty;
12371. The French fries/pommes frites
at CUT by Wolfgang Puck are really crispy and crunchy;
12372. You can get half off all
handcrafted beverages at Capital One Cafés when you pay using a Capital One
credit, debit or co-branded card that shows the Visa or MasterCard logo or any
Discover credit or debit card that shows the Discover logo;
12373. External success won’t
fill your inner emptiness;
12374. Define your vision or let
the world define it for you;
12375. Failure is growth. Your ego is what holds you back;
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