OK, lets get to the 'nitty gritty' of the NAMBA Nats. What are the arrangements for EATING.
I was just watching that show 'Man V's Food' on cable. Are we going to one of the worlds best BBQ joints in New Orleans one night?
When I came to Slidell the first time in 1989 I was 'knocked-out' by the quality of some of the restaurants we visited - I vote we bring back Dean Pope and make in the 'Minister for entertainment'. That guy knew how to enjoy himself. All those guys did.
So come-on all you locals at the Nats. Where are we going each night. If you think we are just sitting in the hotel - think again.
I was really hoping Dr. Turner was coming because he DOES know a good place to eat and enjoy yourself.
Steve and I are leaving next week and we are so looking forward to a good time. There is also a new member of team Wide Boy joining us this year, Sharon - Steve's wife is coming along as well. Steve says it will not slow him down but I don't know.
See ya'll real soon.
Wild Bill Annabel.
Hello Bill,
I am going to check with Carlo on my list of eating places I got from D, D, and D, Man vs. Food, and 101 Countdowns to Chowdowns. I like the out of the way hole in the wall places. They seem to be the best.
Here is what I have but know nothing about them.
Willie Mae's Scotch House
Acme Oyster House
Rivershack Tavern
The Joint
Creole Creamery
Casamento's
Surrey's Cafe
Parasol's
Joey K's
I will be arriving on Tuesday sometime before the Nats start. The only thing I have going on is Thursday night I am going to watch the Zephyrs baseball game. That's my Grandson's travel baseball team I coach of the same name.
Thanks, Al Waters