X-mas Eve pedal to dinner in Chinatown and a movie

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Time: December 24, 2009 from 5:30pm to 11:30pm
Location: Daley Plaza
Street: 50 W. Washington
City/Town: Chicago
Phone: 312-560-3966
Event Type: social, bikewinter
Organized By: John Greenfield
Latest Activity: Dec 24, 2009

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A Bike Winter tradition. Meet at Daley Plaza at 5:30 pm,
leaving at 5:45. Ride to Won Kow, 2237 S. Wentowrth in Chinatown, for old-school Chinese-American food and - you guessed it - tropical drinks.

Afterwards we'll go watch "Avatar" at the 600 N. Michigan theater at 7:45 or, if we're too late for that, head to Delilah's, 2771 N. Lincoln, for eggnog.

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Comment by Michael Millican on December 22, 2009 at 8:36pm: Gotta work till seven, but maybe I can swing by for the flick, or the eggnog!

Comment by globalguy on December 18, 2009 at 5:40am: As a perfect description of the synchronicity of this event, I offer this from today's NYTimes!

"If you look at a list of the most popular Christmas songs, you’ll find that the writers are disproportionately Jewish: Irving Berlin’s “White Christmas,” “The Christmas Song” (yes, Mel Tormé was Jewish), “Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!,” “I’ll Be Home for Christmas,” “Silver Bells,” “Santa Baby,” “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” and “Winter Wonderland” — perennial, beloved and, mostly, written for the sheet music publishers of Tin Pan Alley, not for a show or film. (Two notable exceptions: “White Christmas,” introduced in “Holiday Inn,” and “Silver Bells,” written for “The Lemon Drop Kid.”)"

Entire article here.