...among my favorites are The Spaghetti Warehouse downtown out on West Broad Street, We started with dinner at The Spaghetti Warehouse, The others each ordered a glass of red wine with their dinner. During the meal our sweet, friendly waitress brought over another glass of wine. "The bartender accidentally poured this extra glass of wine and we decided you all should have it to share!" she bubbled. I imagined the young waitress telling the bartender, "Oh, there's a table of the cutest old folks! Let me give the wine to them!" You get good at spotting when younger people are giving you the "Cute Old Person" treatment. Well satiated after our great dinner, we headed over to the basement of the King Avenue Methodist Church, On display around the room were artifacts from the 1960's from Bill Cohen's personal collection. And we in the audience, once the children of the '60's, sang along, reminisced about those times over half a century ago, and felt the wonder of having been a part of it all.
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Marianne
10/6/2016 05:01:38 pm
Columbus is amazingly interesting....where are the sites in the third row of pictures, under the short north and and German Village??
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Patti
10/6/2016 07:01:51 pm
To the left is Easton and to the right is the topiary garden behind the old school for the deaf on Town St.
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