I'm doing 31 things
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11 months ago
pretty small. if you live in the neighborhood, go, but don’t make a special trip.
rbca's Life List
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1. Figure out if there's anything worth going to on the Green Line
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2. Eat at Empress Taytu
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3. Take advantage of this new Cleveland-Paris flight, if it's ever less than a thousand bucks
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4. Go to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, finally
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5. go to Cleveland Public Theatre
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6. go to Gus Gallucci
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7. go to Holden Arboretum
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8. make city chicken
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9. go to Whiskey Island
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10. check out our local rec center
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11. walk up to the lake from the West Blvd. rapid station
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12. take the Megabus
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13. go to Market Avenue Wine Bar
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14. go to an event sponsored by the Poets and Writers League of Greater Cleveland
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15. go to Budapest Blue
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16. go on a Haunted Cleveland tour
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17. test out each of RTA's one pass trips
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18. eat at Lola Bistro
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19. see a baseball game at Progressive Field
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20. hike the Buckeye Trail
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21. visit the Great Lakes Historical Society
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22. go see the Free Wall
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23. visit the Christmas Story House
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24. take the Lake Shore Limited to New York
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25. go to Grays Armory
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26. hear a concert at the Cleveland Institute of Music
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27. go to Heavenly Hardware
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28. root around for the remains of Puritas Springs Park
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29. visit the Steamship William G. Mather
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30. attend some kind of polka event
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31. ride the Goodtime III
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Recent entries
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13 months ago
Unfortunately, I had to give this one up, because the Monastery closed. (It’s got a big For Lease sign in the window.)
That’s the tricky part about Cleveland – you can’t get too attached to anything, because chances are good that it’s not going to make it. If this tea shop had been in Greenwich Village, it would’ve been impossible to ever get a table….
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13 months ago
This was truly one of the most interesting things I’ve ever done in Cleveland. Every Memorial Day, July 4, and Labor Day, the County Engineers open up the old subway station at the west end of the Detroit-Superior bridge for tours. I learned that in the 1950s, Cleveland sold all of its streetcars to Toronto, which still has a streetcar system, unlike us.
