It's mom's turn on Sunday with a two-hour brunch cruise sponsored by Statue Cruises.
By their third date -- a nine-hour brunch that included two meals and a walk around the block -- they both knew they had met someone special.
In 1989, Mr. Buffett met with the incoming editorial page editor, Barbara Ireland, for a two-hour brunch to talk about politics before she was offered the job.
We enjoyed a sweary and scatological two-hour brunch at Jan's Coffee Shop in West Hollywood, and no one bothered us.
The US ambassador to Kyrgyzstan, Tatiana Gfoeller, described how Andrew spoke "cockily" at a two-hour brunch with British and Canadian business people, leading a discussion that "verged on the rude".
Tatiana Gfoeller, Reason 1.4 (b) and (d). 1. (C) SUMMARY: On October 28, the Ambassador participated in a two-hour brunch to brief HRH the Duke of York ahead of his meetings with the Kyrgyz Prime Minister and other high-level officials.
Mrs. Clinton has been meeting in recent days with New York Democrats — including a two-hour brunch on Sunday at the Manhattan apartment of Gov.-elect Eliot Spitzer — to telegraph her own likely entry into the race, though her aides said the get-together had been planned before Mr. Obama discussed his possible run publicly.
Georgetown's Peacock Cafe (3251 Prospect St. NW; 202-625-2740) charms severalightrms: airyght, andy art-filledllediningng room; convenient hours (brunch starts at 9 a.m. on Saturdays and Sundays and runs to 4 p.m).; and good-for-you drinks that might swirl together carrot, beet, apple and ginger -- the aptly named Red Zinger.
Imagine the rest world finishing a Sunday stroll, or weekend afternoon on the couch, and the line cooks are finishing a 10-hour brunch shift.
One could linger here for a long and decadent three-hour brunch while in the clouds among the various food stations: omelets, pancakes and waffles, bagels and smoked salmon, Eggs Benedict, seafood (sushi! crab! shrimp!), savory specialties (duck that is dreamy) and a meat-carving station.
