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I hear all this talk in other threads about how transplants come here and complain that Charlotte isn't like where they came from. And it's not. It's just a fact of life. I've lived here for 4 years and I still miss/crave things from "back home". Ironically "back home" to me is Washington, DC. When I lived in DC, "back home" was Atlanta, GA.
And I would bet you that when you move to another state, "back home" will be Charlotte!
So what places do you miss? We have a thread like this every so often and I really enjoy them. (And it invariably reminds me of things I've forgotten I missed!)
I miss:
- Baja Fresh
- Wegmans
- The "Great American Restaurants" chain of restaurants from DC (Artie's, Sweetwater Taven) - kind of like Harper's restaurants in Charlotte
Things removed off my "I miss" list since last time:
- Trader Joe's (YAY!)
Location: Some got six month some got one solid. But me and my buddies all got lifetime here
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I miss zeppolies from the Seaside Heights boardwalk
The sausage sandwiches from the Midway stand are probably the only things I miss from Seaside Heights. Although this past summer I did get a chance to watch "Jaws" on the beach. That was pretty cool.
Location: The place where the road & the sky collide
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Right now I miss the Philly newscasts because I know where the places are that they report on. I'll get over that soon enough.
Long term, I'll miss the monthly shopping run to Delaware. OK, tax free shopping will be reserved for trips north.
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