"Where are we going?"
"O out."
"We've been driving for almost an hour. Is it in another state?"
"Maybe."
"There you go again. Sometimes I want to smack you."
"Ow! Not when I'm driving."
"Frederick, Maryland?"
"You said you wanted somewhere different."
"Cute clock."
"Shut up and pose."
"You've been carrying this for thirteen years--when do you deliver?"
"We're eating here?"
"I got reservations."
"Did you rob a bank?"
The No-Plate Special
Said it before gonna say it again: this blog's all about find dining--the kind of eats where you're driving down a street, you pause before a sign, you park and walk right in (or likewise you're walking down said street, pause before a sign). Last week we discovered Grill Kebab on Route 30 East this way; this week we found Rendezvous Caribbean Restaurant a tiny place tucked away in the corner of West Washington and Black Street, on the south end of Chambersburg's downtown. This place had at various points been a Mexican bakery and a pizza joint; if anyone were to ask "What would you put up here instead?" an eatery serving Caribbean food wouldn't have been the first idea to come to mind--but why not? It's different; and we're (along with discovery and good food) all about la difference.
