Posts from September 2012

I went on another throw out rampage yesterday. I got rid of so much stuff. I am really not a horder but I held onto Nonna's mirror way past its usefulness. It had smashed so many times. The one side just gave out and lost the glass but I always felt bad throwing it out as it was a reminder of her. I decided that I needed to just let go, so I took some pictures of it and said goodbye. In a way its sad because I would see it each morning in the bathroom and think about her. Maybe I should just print the photo and hang it up in there.

He is so filthy from digging in mud. I think he likes it for the humidity at night but its got to suck being that dirty and gritty afterwards. His face was so covered in dry caked on mud.

I found some clothes at H&M. Every time I think its a bad idea and I still come back for some reason. Hopefully I can at least wear these clothes once unlike the last batch where I foolishly assumed all colors of the same exact design and size by tag, fit the same

Kostas still remains one of the few places where I know I can get octopus. I think its probably my favorite food. Does anyone know of any other restaurants?

B is gone and Basra has to dig his own holes. Who knew he could dig like this? I mean he dug a small tunnel in 2006 but this is full on brick moving and mountain building. He seriously must be bored or angry now that he can't rape all day.

We headed up to silo city last night for the art shows. The art was really good, from photography to installation. They had multiple grain silos open with exhibits in each silo, as well as, music in the middle of the open area between them.

We escaped into the darkness as for a bit and found a silo which had the bottom of the funnel part sawed or rusted off. We put our heads up inside and the sound was incredible. A giant confined space, echo chamber, stories high and probably 40 ft in diameter. With @terry and @enknot singing it was so awesome. Even clapping was awesome.

The only bad part was all of the rust in the air made my eyes and lungs hurt. Especially the first time we were in there and @terry thought it was funny to be smashing on the metal funnel. Every time he did it prices of rust fell from the ceiling.

I had @terry capture the sound on my phone


All in all it was a great time. I wish I could have taken more pics but it was too dark or I was having too much fun most of the time.

I like it all, but lets start with my favorite part.

For dessert we had a ginger creme brule.



They ran out of the prawns @paul #56714 so for dinner, I switched to the beef udon bowl. It was amazing. I also tried the Brussel sprouts on the recommendation of my friend Julie. They were so perfect. I never had brussel sprouts cut up like that before. They were divided up into a plate of perfectly cooked individual leaves.







I was also amazed at the variety of supplies in the bathroom, but why a nail clipper?



My mustache is getting out of control.

I live this time of year when the farmers market is overflowing with variety.

We traveled on down to the Seneca Zoo in Rochester for the day on Friday. The zoo is pretty nice but their giant tortoise had less grazing space that mine which is half the size.

Afterwards we ate at Dinosaur BBQ. We wanted it so bad we endured an hour and a half wait. Luckily we spent most of it in the park. If only the Ho sisters could have been there.

It was an intense week. I feel like I need a vacation to a workplace where there is actual communication happening.

I decided to cut my hair because even just having wet hair in the morning was stressing me out.



@terry got his ring realized so we are one step closer to a wedding.