Yum
November 19, 2008 · 1 Comment
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Tagged: chips, tasty
Balance
November 18, 2008 · No Comments
I thought I had made progress in accepting my need for eight hours of sleep. I do enjoy sleeping–I don’t wait until I am about to pass out to go to sleep these days–and I usually wake up feeling refreshed enough to make coffee.
This ended when I went to Unabridged Books with Falconesse. There are far, far too many books I need to read for me to sleep eight hours a night. Then I saw Gears of War 2…hell. This is, of course, not to mention Wrath of the Lich King.
Then there is the blog, my continuing education goals and my desire to make more money so I can get her premium truffles while she has a month off before going to school full time.
I need to sleep, but I’m not sure I want to anymore. Too much to do.
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Tagged: busy, Productivity, sleep
Birthday
November 17, 2008 · 2 Comments
Today is Shannon’s birthday. Wish her well. Back to blogging tomorrow.
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Lemongrass Chicken
November 17, 2008 · No Comments
Last night, wewent to Cafe Hoang in China Town. It’s a Vietnamese and Thai cafe. Despite the absurdly long wait, I really want to go back there. So many different dishes to try and more of their coffee.
Their Vietnamese coffee is made with a drip process into Sweetened Condensed Milk. It is delicious.
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Tagged: Resturant Review, Vietnamese food
And I care because
November 16, 2008 · No Comments
Years ago my brother and I went to an ensemble show at the Abbey Pub. I think it was called the, “women who rock” series. One of the minor acts (Panda Panda) asked us, “is anyone eating out there?”. Some one shouted back, “the cheeseburgers rule!” which made the frontwoman stop and say with a sneer, “I just think it’s funny that someone would eat meat at a Panda Panda show,” the guitar and drum duo then went on to perform entirely forgettable set. I don’t think they got more than polite applause after each song. Even the vegetarians were underwhelmed.
The comment remains burned into my memory mostly as a warning: don’t be snarky unless you can back it up. Most People at the show didn’t come for Panda panda. I doubt a quarter of the crowd new that Panda Panda were vegatarian or vegan. The headliners were The New Pornographers and Mates of State (who, by the way, rocked). Panda Panda’s content was, at best, filler. They didn’t have a single stand out moment outside of their snarky dismissial of someone’s dinner.
I realize that I’m, at best, contributing to the filler of the Internet. I do try to back up my snark with decent content-and I do think I have a few good posts-yet I also realize that posting sparse chip review doesn’t help my position out. I hope to step up my game shortly.
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Tagged: Music, Politics
Before Brunch
November 16, 2008 · 12 Comments
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Tagged: Poetry, Haiku, Coffee
Birthday?
November 15, 2008 · 2 Comments
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Tagged: cleaning
NOT JENGA
November 14, 2008 · No Comments
Not Jenga! Sweet Christ, don’t they know what kids do with those blocks?!
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Tagged: Video, jenga, horror story
Tin Whistle!
November 14, 2008 · 8 Comments
A new Goal for 2009, learn this:
via Tin Whistle Buyer’s Guide and FAQ
The whistle can be used to play haunting slow airs or the most complex up-tempo jigs, reels, hornpipes and other dance tunes. You will find many people who have heard and loved Irish Music and didn’t realize it was the little whistle often creating those beautiful sounds. The Tinwhistle is often heard in pop, rock, and modern music too
Other Goals for 2009:
Run for Congress
Get a FOID card
Get a Motorcycle License
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