Category: food

06/15/11 10:16 - ID#54499

SolÃ© on elmwood

First off they did an amazing job on thr decor and presenntation. I never madr it to juniper ao I am not sure how nuch was already there but I love thee setup od the restaurant.

I had the fish tacos. They were pretty yummy and looked great but they were also $16. Everyone knows I have no problem spending money on food, but expensive Mexican food labeled as "street fare" seems like a contradiction to me.

The guacamole was good for me because it was not spicy, I think (e:terry) and (e:Heidi) felt different about the spiciness. They make it right ay the table which is pretty fun to watch and then server it in a stone pot.

In general there were a whole lot of tasting soubding items on thr menu that I would try and would try it again.

I bet its going to be hard for then to compete with the new Mexican restaurant being opened by the seabar folks at Allen and Elmwood.

tinypliny writes at 10:07:05 06/15/11 - Comment #63003: I want those star-shaped lamps.

mike writes at 07:30:46 06/15/11 - Comment #63000: I'm glad you had a good time. From everyone I have heard who has went to it since it went on elmwwod they said it was horrible, the staff was rude, the food was messed up and not that good, and it was expensive for how not good it was. And a lot of complaints about the horrible service and waiting like an hour to get even their drinks let alone their food. I guess it must be improving

metalpeter writes at 05:09:43 06/15/11 - Comment #62997: I do want to try that place that isn't open yet on Allen never made it when it was steal crazy...Heard it moved out to the Galleria but not there very often so I don't know..... Trying to think of the last sit down Mexican place I went to eL carlo or something like that they got shut down Illegals pretending to be Mexicans I think was the problem.... My Point is what is it like to eat in kinda a fancy Mexican place? To me sounds kinda at odds I do miss Chi Chi's though that was the place to go.....

uncutsaniflush writes at 02:48:08 06/15/11 - Comment #62992: We went to the Elmwood location a couple of weeks ago with (e:leetee) "s mom. Everything we ordered was screwed up in some way. I got a pork taco special and everything was at room temperature and the rice was underdone. (e:leettee) got a mahi mahi tostada. it was cold. And my mom in law got the peruvian hen. It was hot but everything else on the plate with it was cold. They comped two entrees.

The decor is nice. And it is noisy. Hopefully, with time, the kitchen will get better at getting food while it is still hot. We enjoyed eating at the Walker Center location.

heidi writes at 12:54:30 06/15/11 - Comment #62990: The mojito was awesome. The food wasn't spicy enough even though we had asked for the guac to be spicy. The decor was beautiful and the chairs were comfy, although the space was rather noisy.

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Category: work

06/13/11 12:42 - ID#54489

The internet

Argh, I wish I could just take back the last five years of my life and replace my thankless deskjob with something more exciting and profitable. Its like there was/is this internet goldmine and I had a pick and some land staked and did nothing with it.

It all started when I was looking at

and I read their about page

It really made me question why I did what I did when there were like 10 billion other possibilities if I just had some more people to work with. I guess I was just always averse to risk, but like they say you can never gain anything if you don't risk anything.

metalpeter writes at 06:16:07 06/13/11 - Comment #62970: The First comment is very true.... Now (e:strip) did expand out west with (e:lisa) but I guess that didn't take off as far as people wanted... Now there are people on Here who have moved other places (The Key is if they had the computer skills) they could do local version of (e:strip) in say NYC and Washington and out in AZ and maybe Boston (think someone moved there not sure) .... What made (wasn't on it then) Facebook at the time amazing was that it was made so that people in college could keep up with each other yes kinda like (e:strip)... Imagine if (there maybe I wouldn't know) a website like (e:strip) in a bunch of cities and it was run locally and you could join it if you didn't live there to keep up on the city but everything was local... Now some how all these independent sites where connected in some way Where if someone was looking for a local site they would find the one they wanted.... I hate to use the facebook example because it is the most famous site that everyone knows. But what if say when you went on facebook it was local only. But every local site was owned by the same company and ran pretty much the same way.... I could see you setting up sites for people like (e:strip) in other cities.... Again not sure if that is what you want...Or if you just want more people to Join here... Or if you want people to come here for news before Buffalo Rising......

tinypliny writes at 08:01:23 06/13/11 - Comment #62965: The idea is to look into the future and how you can change because thinking about the past, though satisfyingly agonizing, is not going to help you at all.

tinypliny writes at 08:00:18 06/13/11 - Comment #62964: It's not too late... you are not 80!

uncutsaniflush writes at 01:07:25 06/13/11 - Comment #62962: You shouldn't assume that if you did something like this, your life would be better and you would be happier. The only thing that you can be sure of is that your life would have been different.

From what I remember from about 5 years ago, you wanted (e:strip) to be non-commercial. I don't think you were interested in the commercial exploitation of the internet then.

But consider this, mobile broadband is still sorting itself out. Perhaps you were meant to do great things with mobile broadband and change how people think about it forever.

Just saying. You know you have the skills.

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Category: art

06/12/11 06:16 - ID#54487

Cool leather top hat

I really wanted this hat but it was $225.

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Category: pets

06/12/11 03:47 - ID#54485

Basra the tortoise eating roses

It's so cute that he eats roses.

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Category: cancer

06/12/11 03:45 - ID#54484

Save the boobies?

What a strange concept for a fundraiser for breast cancer: an alcohol fueled club crawl. Nothing says healthy like bar crawl.

Though as (e:Mike) pointed out, it is nice to have an alternative to all the races.

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Category: garden

06/12/11 03:41 - ID#54483

Ant babies

I wonder if they are tasty with a little garlic butter.

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Category: art

06/12/11 03:11 - ID#54482

Ceramic turtles and tortoises

How cute are these? My great aunt made them for our garden. Hopefully Basra doesn't attack them.

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Category: apple

06/12/11 03:09 - ID#54481

User agreement for itunes on the iphone

(e:terry) showed me this earlier. The user agreement for iTunes on the iPhone is 62 freaking pages long. Talk about fine print, no one reads that.

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Category: music

06/12/11 03:07 - ID#54480

Dancing at the cosmopolitan on genesee

Went dancing at the cosmopolitan on genesee. It was awesome again. I think this might be the first time I was in a place with a real candle lit chandelier.

I had a lot of fun dancing to perceptor and sweated up a storm. This time we took the cherry bridge there but genessee to Michigan walking home. It seemed pretty safe both ways.

The art was much more expensive this time. One painting was $7000. It was pretty cool but $7000 is $7000.