Having realistic life dreams you can achieve

[samhexum]

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Edited January 29, 2019 by samhexum

[bigvalboy]

I've achieved all my dreams I once dreamed. I spend my days now mostly being thankful.

[+ purplekow]

I read an article on line today which listed the oldest restaurant in each state and DC. As it turns out I had been to two Ebbitts Grille in DC and Antoine's in Louisiana, Now 49 to go.

Bonus trivia point for the first member to guess which state has a Chinese Restaurant as its oldest restaurant.

[+ azdr0710]

Bonus trivia point for the first member to guess which state has a Chinese Restaurant as its oldest restaurant.

 

Pekin Noodle Parlor....Butte, MT.....

 

http://www.thisisinsider.com/oldest-restaurant-in-every-state-2017-9

 

[+ purplekow]

Yes I should have mentioned that first person to know it without looking it up. Everyone can know most everything by looking it up. Of course, I did not know that until this afternoon, so I would have had to look it up before that.

[+ Tarte Gogo]

I read an article on line today which listed the oldest restaurant in each state and DC. As it turns out I had been to two Ebbitts Grille in DC and Antoine's in Louisiana, Now 49 to go.

Bonus trivia point for the first member to guess which state has a Chinese Restaurant as its oldest restaurant.

I guess it is a list of the oldest restaurants that are still running, right? Surely Montana had some restaurants in the 19th century?

[+ honcho]

I guess it is a list of the oldest restaurants that are still running, right? Surely Montana had some restaurants in the 19th century?

 

My great-grandfather built one (as part of a hotel) at one of the sidings of the railroad in the northern plains of montana; does that count?

[+ purplekow]

I guess it is a list of the oldest restaurants that are still running, right? Surely Montana had some restaurants in the 19th century?

My great-grandfather built one (as part of a hotel) at one of the sidings of the railroad in the northern plains of montana; does that count?

 

Yes they are the oldest restaurants still serving food and beverages. Most are taverns. The one in Montana is a Chinese restaurant. There are at least 10 steakhouses and one French Fusion.

[+ azdr0710]

I'd think that going to every one of the oldest restaurants in each state and DC is a realistic life dream that I can achieve....

 

(trying to get this thread back on track, you know.....)

[thickornotatall]

Pekin Noodle Parlor....Butte, MT.....

 

http://www.thisisinsider.com/oldest-restaurant-in-every-state-2017-9

 

[Walker1]

My dream is to be independently wealthy-not gazillionare-but enough not to have to go back to work and still be able to take care of my kids and enjoy travels.

I am tired of the rat race, the politics, just learnt to tune it out . But would be nice to feel passionate about something, but the older you get, the more you realize you don't control most things and life has a mind of its own-so saddle up and get ready for a good gallop!

[samhexum]

 

 

[RM]

I read an article on line today which listed the oldest restaurant in each state and DC. As it turns out I had been to two Ebbitts Grille in DC and Antoine's in Louisiana, Now 49 to go.

Bonus trivia point for the first member to guess which state has a Chinese Restaurant as its oldest restaurant.

I've been to two also - Ebbits Grill and Tadich Grill in San Francisco 49 to go.

[BigK]

I haven't looked at the list, but I've been to Antoine's and Tadich Grill.