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June 9, 2009

The Zen Master falls down on the job

LiquidAssetsNightlife.jpg

 

As the Zen Master and I were taking a walk this morning, I decided to pick his brain for a Beach Week headline for the first post on Sunday. "Welcome to Beach Week" just isn't going to cut it.

"How about, 'Welcome to El Beach Week," he suggested.

Huh? I didn't get the Latino angle.

"You know, El Beach Week. Eee Ell. EL's Beach week." ...

 

No.

"How about 'Beach Week Is a Beach'? 'Beacha Can't Not Love Beach Week?' 'Beach...'"

No. No. No, a thousand times no. I had to put my hands over my ears and make the um-um-um-I-can't-hear-you sound.

So, boys and girls, it's up to you. Any great headlines for Beach Week? And while you're at it, anything you want to discuss now that it's almost upon us?

In case you're wondering about the photo, here's the caption info:

"Heidi Dresman and Julie Eade come to Liquid Assets Wine & Martini Bar (also called LA) three nights a week after working at OC Hair Studio where Eade is the manager. Both live in Ocean City and are drinking one of the bar's signature drinks, Wide Awake Drunk. The bar in LA sits within a beer and wine carryout."

(Kim Hairston /Sun Photographer)

Posted by Elizabeth Large at 11:09 AM | | Comments (28)
        

Comments

How about: "maggie and millie and molly and may..."?

How about "Downy Oshun" Week?

I love the caption.

Caption writer, get thee to a Twittery

How about "Beer, Fear and Fries"

The obvious one is The Sun's Sandy Points Suggestions!

So many cliches, so little time ... JMc gnashing his teeth.

SteveA's suggestion looks like the headline for a redneck killing spree.

"The Sandbox heads to the Beach"

Inspired by my daughter, I suggest:

Beach Week: It's Like, You Know

I like Zevonista's suggestion.

I second the nomination for Zevonista's suggestion.

I ... third? ... it.

Owlie? How do you vote?

I respectfully abstain. I will be away for all of Beach Week and won't be doing a guest post. It's unlikely I will have internet access, plus I need some quiet time.

I am happy with whatever you guys want. B>)

I am happy with whatever you guys want. B>)

Who are you and what have you done with our friend Owl Meat?

Eve murdered him and is wearing his skin as a suit. :)

"Sand gets in your eyes."

Is that like "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" Lissa?

I like Zevonista's suggestion as well. Mine was kinda lame, based on the hackneyed Bawlmer accent.

As a take on Zevonista's idea:

Road Trip: The Sandbox Hits the Beach!

You got it, Bucky.

How about:
"There is more to OC dining than the Plim Plaza Smorgasbord!"

or

"There is more to OC dining than Thrashers!"

Owlie, you won't have internet access next week. Where are you going, some kind of cult compound?

Last night I was in Gassaway, West Virginia and even there I had internet access. And tonight I'm Georgetown, Kentucky...and again there is internet access.

Working your way through the Gs, RoCK?

Tomorrow I move onto the "L's"

Food and Sand (?)
(Apology to Ernest)

Road Trip: The Sandbox Hits the Beach!

I like it! Sounds much more adventurous than my original title!

OM, loved that movie, far more than the book, which is unusual. His writing style is annoying, although I admit I couldn't put the book down (if you don't count slamming it to the floor in frustration).

By the way, OM said it would be unlikely he would have Internet access-- perhaps because he is choosing not to have it, in order to truly relax and unwind. Even Raptors need to let down their guard.

Come back to us refreshed and relaxed, OMG. We'll miss you.

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Richard Gorelick was appointed The Baltimore Sun's restaurant critic in September 2010. Before joining the paper staff fulltime, he contributed freelance criticism and features articles about food to area and regional publications. Along the way, he dispatched for short-distance trucking companies, shilled for cultural non-profits, and assisted in cognitive neurology research – never the subject, always the control.

He takes restaurants seriously but not himself, and his favorite restaurant is the one you love, too.
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