Very Long Chronicles

12.03.2015

IN WHICH WE EAT CHRISTMAS FOOD AT CHUCK'S.

In which we embark upon our annual supper at Chuck's beginning of December ritual. It's interesting how single events become traditions. Our daughter pointed out a few days ago that "we always eat at Chuck's at the beginning of December." From one time last year to apparently...forever from here on out. Merry Christmas, and treat yourself to a veggie burger, steak fries, and complementary kids ice cream for six hundred and ninety-five pennies. ____ #long2015 #longx4 #chucksproduce #vegetarian
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