Subject: All below the Kelly Blue Book

From: Fall Auto-Overstock <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 25 Sep 2014 16:23:34 -0700

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might just be a hotel researcher.

Although I tend to look into things very well beforehand, one never can tell about hotels like this one that haven't been around for very long.
I'm happy to report this was a great find.

This is a charming boutique hotel in downtown Stamford. During the week it caters to people in town for business but on the weekends they offer a very attractive (almost unbelievable)  point. We paid 109.00 a night for a lovely room with a king size bed. The 

sincerely delicious.

For an entree I ordered spciy tofu with assorted vegetables. I wanted a real kick and I got one in this dish. I like spicy and when it says spicy, I expectit to be. As with the appetizers, this dish was fresh, clean-tasting, and not at all heavy.
 
Others ordered pad thai (which comes in a vegetarian version), a beef salad, ginger shrimp, and udon basil with tofu. Everyone really enjoyed their selections and despite all the other weekend food festivities we all dug in with enthusiasm.

I can't believe, with the proximity of this restaurant to our home, that we'd not been here before. We will most certainly be returning here on a regular basis. 
My only complaint was that the wait-staff didn't return to fill water glasses or to see if anyone wanted seconds on beverages. Nonetheless, the staff is lovely, clearly hard-working and cooking up a fabulous storm of Thai food. 
It's a pretty restaurant on a not so pretty commercial street which to me makes it a wonderful oasis.Our first visit to this new store in the South End was jaw-droppingly positive.  My love of 

which he wrote about the Vietnam war. They were all dated sometime in 1965, the year U.S. combat troops were first deployed.
It was an incrediblely personal glimpse back at those early war years for the U.S.  Knowing what was to come in the years following, made these letters all the more poignant.

Despite our eager eyes, we ended up not buying anything mostly because we are really and truly trying to minimize these days, getting rid of stuff, and not collecting too much more. 
For us however whether we buy something or not, antique shops are such fun because of the peek into history they can provide. 

This was a great shop in a town just filled with many antique stores both high and low brow, all of which provide an afternoon of fun. 

Don't forget to check out the Es Salt Marsh while you're there. It's a pretty sight.With the dawning of this beautiful, sunny spring day came a flood of emotions brought about from the news starting last night about Osama bin Laden's death. 

I've been reminded, although somehow it's never far from my thoughts, of the dreadful day of 9-11.  I've been thinking of many things including my former colleague whose husband was killed in