January 05, 2009
Jayson Hearn and Helenda Rowell, who will be married in May, said today that they plan to spend their 10-day honeymoon at the log cabin-like Arby’s in Henrico County’s far west end.
“A lot of [newl
ywed] couples go to beaches or other countries, but I can’t think of anything more romantic than vacationing at what looks like a Montana moose lodge, and right in our own backyard,” said Hearn, a 32-year-old human resources executive, noting he and his wife-to-be plan to dine on hot roast beef and cheddar sandwiches and Jamocha shakes at the all-inclusive restaurant.
“Can you even believe it’s a fast-food chain? And they even bring everything to your table,” he said. “Love that place.”
Rowell, 28, said the two have made accommodations to stay in a king-size corner booth and have scheduled several different activities during the trip, including a lesson in using the meat slicer, a curly fry cooking class, and a zip-line tour through the Short Pump canopy.
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Guy Who Lives Above 3 Monkeys Tired Of Asking Everyone To Keep It Down
Nick Cavalieri, who has lived in the apartment directly above 3 Monkeys Bar and Grill since November, is getting "more than fed up" with having to continuously tell his neighbors to be quiet, the 30-year-old said today.
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Really they are just going there for the Horsey Sauce.
This just warms my icy heart. Glad to think that marriage is still alive, lol.
I think the bride is sending the right message, if you teach the guy that Arby’s is home- sweet-home right from the get go- there will be no complaining when you toss a foil wrapped sandwich on his plate and say “happy anniversary”.
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