Tracy wrote:
Jean B. wrote:
Tracy wrote:
There was a story in my local paper yesterday that Wegman's is trying
to open in store just outside of Boston. It isn't a done deal yet -
the town has to approve a liquor license.
Would it be worth the drive? For me - probably 30 minutes....I've
only heard of the place through rfc - I have no idea really, what
kind of store it is. Standard grocery/supermarket?

Tracy

In Westwood? If so, :-(

Yeah, that's the one. Why the frown?
Tracy

Because I'm not going to drive there. I was hoping for the Western
'burbs. Oh well. We ARE getting a new Asian market soon. (Of course,
I plan to move within the next 13 months, so that may not be relevant
for too long.)

--
Jean B.

"McChowder" wrote in message
...

Pittsford has an both attached restaurant and a sitdown counter (near the
bakery) where you can sip wine and eat grilled tilapia or whatever.

Uh oh...have a glass of wine while grocery shopping??? Perish the thought!!



Mary

Jean B. wrote:
Tracy wrote:
Jean B. wrote:
Tracy wrote:
There was a story in my local paper yesterday that Wegman's is
trying to open in store just outside of Boston. It isn't a done deal
yet - the town has to approve a liquor license.
Would it be worth the drive? For me - probably 30 minutes....I've
only heard of the place through rfc - I have no idea really, what
kind of store it is. Standard grocery/supermarket?

Tracy

In Westwood? If so, :-(

Yeah, that's the one. Why the frown?
Tracy

Because I'm not going to drive there. I was hoping for the Western
'burbs. Oh well. We ARE getting a new Asian market soon. (Of course,
I plan to move within the next 13 months, so that may not be relevant
for too long.)



I honestly didn't really know where Westwood was exactly. Just googled
it. Turns out it is only 12 miles from me. If there is mall, it will be
worth the trip, unless the mall is one of those really upscale types,
like the new addition in Natick.

Plus, it all sounds like it will be quite some time before it is any
where near done.....

-Tracy
who would be ecstatic if CostPlus World Market expanded to New
England/Mass.

Tracy wrote:
Jean B. wrote:
Tracy wrote:
Jean B. wrote:
Tracy wrote:
There was a story in my local paper yesterday that Wegman's is
trying to open in store just outside of Boston. It isn't a done
deal yet - the town has to approve a liquor license.
Would it be worth the drive? For me - probably 30 minutes....I've
only heard of the place through rfc - I have no idea really, what
kind of store it is. Standard grocery/supermarket?

Tracy

In Westwood? If so, :-(

Yeah, that's the one. Why the frown?
Tracy

Because I'm not going to drive there. I was hoping for the Western
'burbs. Oh well. We ARE getting a new Asian market soon. (Of
course, I plan to move within the next 13 months, so that may not be
relevant for too long.)



I honestly didn't really know where Westwood was exactly. Just googled
it. Turns out it is only 12 miles from me. If there is mall, it will be
worth the trip, unless the mall is one of those really upscale types,
like the new addition in Natick.

Plus, it all sounds like it will be quite some time before it is any
where near done.....

-Tracy
who would be ecstatic if CostPlus World Market expanded to New
England/Mass.

Hmmm. THAT sounds like an excellent idea!

--
Jean B.

"Tracy" wrote in message
...

-Tracy
who would be ecstatic if CostPlus World Market expanded to New
England/Mass.

I *loved* Cost Plus when I lived in Houston. Wish they would open some
stores in the Baltimore area.

Mary

MareCat wrote:

"Tracy" wrote in message
...

-Tracy
who would be ecstatic if CostPlus World Market expanded to New
England/Mass.

I *loved* Cost Plus when I lived in Houston. Wish they would open some
stores in the Baltimore area.

I call it Third World Inc. It's an interesting place.


--
Blinky
Killing all posts from Google Groups
The Usenet Improvement Project: http://improve-usenet.org
NEW -- Now evaluating a GG-free news feed: http://usenet4all.se

On Fri, 09 May 2008 21:00:20 -0700, Blinky the Shark
wrote:

MareCat wrote:

"Tracy" wrote in message
...

-Tracy
who would be ecstatic if CostPlus World Market expanded to New
England/Mass.

I *loved* Cost Plus when I lived in Houston. Wish they would open some
stores in the Baltimore area.

I call it Third World Inc. It's an interesting place.

Not as third world or remotely as interesting as it was before it
changed names to Cost Plus *World Market*. It is upscale and bland
now. They don't sell Cost Plus designed wrapping paper, cocktail
napkins etc anymore (only the tip of the iceberg). I could go on, but
it's like spitting in the wind.

--
See return address to reply by email
remove the smile first

On Fri 09 May 2008 09:15:34p, sf told us...

On Fri, 09 May 2008 21:00:20 -0700, Blinky the Shark
wrote:

MareCat wrote:

"Tracy" wrote in message
...

-Tracy
who would be ecstatic if CostPlus World Market expanded to New
England/Mass.

I *loved* Cost Plus when I lived in Houston. Wish they would open some
stores in the Baltimore area.

I call it Third World Inc. It's an interesting place.

Not as third world or remotely as interesting as it was before it
changed names to Cost Plus *World Market*. It is upscale and bland
now. They don't sell Cost Plus designed wrapping paper, cocktail
napkins etc anymore (only the tip of the iceberg). I could go on, but
it's like spitting in the wind.


What a messy thought! :-)

--
Wayne Boatwright
-------------------------------------------
Friday, 05(V)/09(IX)/08(MMVIII)
-------------------------------------------
Countdown till Memorial Day
2wks 2dys 2hrs 35mins
-------------------------------------------
Queen Elizabeth rules, UK?
-------------------------------------------

Blinky the Shark wrote:

I *loved* Cost Plus when I lived in Houston. Wish they would open some
stores in the Baltimore area.

I call it Third World Inc.

I thought that was Pier One??

On Sat, 10 May 2008 02:04:36 -0400, Goomba38
wrote:

Blinky the Shark wrote:

I *loved* Cost Plus when I lived in Houston. Wish they would open some
stores in the Baltimore area.

I call it Third World Inc.

I thought that was Pier One??

Pier One is a wannabe Cost Plus.

--
See return address to reply by email
remove the smile first