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Ideas of what to eat after MCM18: #1

Potential plan of things to eat after the marathon #1:

First go to union market.

1/2 dozen oysters at rappahannock,

go to neopoli's for a smoked salmon salad sandwich

then go over to craft kombucha to wash it down with

for dessert: get yourself a piece of baklava from DC Mediterranean corner

then waddle over to cordial for a fat chocolate stout.

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