>>San Diego (Encinitas) also! I'm not a big fan of the casinos but that's >>hardly a reason to not gather. Does anyone know of a Hungarian restaurant >>anywhere around here? >> > >If we are headed toward San Diego, we can go to a casino, <whimper> As long as it's not Viejas. It's bad enough that I work there; I wouldn't want the rest of you to become tainted by the Viejas Icksomeness. Besides, everyone would get lost trying to meet there. "Well, first you have to get to Alpine -" "Where's that?" "... Um, Tennessee. Or something." >we could also meet >at Old Town (big margaritas = yummy!! supposedly haunted cities = fun!!). Old Town is fabulously shiny, yes, and you can kidnap newts and little frogs from some of the ornamental ponds if you've a mind to do so. >We >can also go for Hungarian cuizine, but this I had a little harder time >finding. So far I have only found a Hungarian restaurant in Los Angeles, Well, yes. San Diego, as studly as it is in most other respects, fails to have much in the way of exotic foodnesses. There's a Persian restaurant with rose-petal ice cream, and that seems to be about as far as The Powers That Be are willing to permit San Diegans to indulge internationally-inclined palates. ¬ MJ, scurrying off to class