AngraRULES
Member
Wait...so....
Darkwater + Voyager
vs.
Going to the vortex?
No thanks. I'd rather make a sandwich at the hotel.
Gluten Free Eating at ProgPower?
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Wait...so....
Darkwater + Voyager
vs.
Going to the vortex?
No thanks. I'd rather make a sandwich at the hotel.
Kaosaur
Member
Wow...I didn't realize shit was kicking off that early this year.
Guess I'm missing Creation's End completely and will probably just catch Darkwater as they're starting.
No Vortex for me then
(That said...I'm all for skipping Eldritch if anyone else is game. ;D)
Guess I'm missing Creation's End completely and will probably just catch Darkwater as they're starting.
No Vortex for me then
(That said...I'm all for skipping Eldritch if anyone else is game. ;D)
J-Dubya 777
It NEVER ends
Kaosaur
Member
So that was YOU stinking up the main floor?
Omg was that two years ago?...
OrbWeaver
BECAUSE FALCONER
No, I had Moe's last year.I think it was Dubby-kins. He was throwing his farts. Like some sort of ass ventriloquist.
spag
I am a leaf on the wind
No idea how I could ever get $22 worth of salad in myself. I think I'd just pony up the extra $10 for some meat.
I haven't been to one of those places in 10 years. I think I actually got meat sweats the last time....
Kaosaur
Member
Okay. I have a vivid memory of two years ago during corset night of the lobby smelling like death farts. It was AWFUL.
I'm glad it wasn't you.
I'm glad it wasn't you.
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AngraRULES
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Eu sei...
See you in Atlanta...heheheheheheh...te vejo em Atlanta!!!!!!
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Sorry to jump in waaaay late, but I was on a gluten-free food plan in 2008, and made it through the festival. The Kroger is less than a mile from the venue, and has an OK "natural" foods selection (including gluten-free items) for a regular grocery store.
There is also a Whole Foods in town, but as I recall, it's kind of difficult to get to using public transit.
That year, I brought a lot of stuff from home. Lara bars (sorry) and also some of the KIND bars are gluten-free. Also brought some gluten-free crackers, packages of tuna, and some baggies of gluten-free cereal. The up side: extra room in the suitcase on the way home!
I bought some mustard, peanut butter, yogurt, cheese, and fruits/veggies at Kroger. Having a refrigerator in the room was really helpful.
Also, the local Subway (warning: they close early on Sat.) can also do any sandwich as a salad, although you might want to bring your own dressing to ensure there are no hidden gluten-containing ingredients.
Best of luck!
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LunaTEKKE
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This was mentioned in another thread, but just wanted to confirm that the Kroger near the Super 8 is closed.
I walked to the Atlantic Station Publix instead of taking the shuttle. They do have some natural/gluten-free/organic items, but the selection isn't as extensive as the old Kroger.
It was a super easy walk *there*, although I got a little winded after hauling all my groceries *back* to the hotel!
By the way, there is another Publix that looks to be pretty close to the Artmore, just off 10th Street.
I walked to the Atlantic Station Publix instead of taking the shuttle. They do have some natural/gluten-free/organic items, but the selection isn't as extensive as the old Kroger.
It was a super easy walk *there*, although I got a little winded after hauling all my groceries *back* to the hotel!
By the way, there is another Publix that looks to be pretty close to the Artmore, just off 10th Street.
It's a block or two west of the Marta Midtown station.
http://store.publix.com/publix/cgi/site?site=01061&design=default&lang=en&mapid=US&lid=true
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