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- ms.kruse - Jul 10 2008 | Bastille Day Seattle 2008, seattle
Ooh, the annual Bal des Pompiers dinner will feature a chef whose book I've been tripping over around the house lately. I guess that means we're going! Anyone else down for an evening of a amazing French food and dancing to ring in Bastille Day?
Quoted: The Bal des Pompiers (Firemen’s ball) is a great tradition in France and is part of the celebration for the Bastille Day. The night before or on Bastille Day, July 14, the firemen of each city and village are hosts of their 'Bal des pompiers' which often includes live music and partying in the streets. On the main square of any villages, people enjoy great live bands, usually with accordions, and eat, drink and dance with the firemen under the warm summer night sky.
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oooh, i was just telling jeff we need to celebrate bastille day. lemme ask him if he's up for this!
Actually, we found another good way to try this chef too: http://www.rovers-seattle.com/newsevents/index.html
We're thinking about the first one listed, the Provencal 4-course. Maybe tonight or next Thursday ...
oh cool! if you want company, lemme know what you settle on (bastille day or a thursday) and i'll see if we can do it!