The Corning glass museum was amazing. I would definitely go back. We spend about four hours there and I don't think we made it through the whole thing. Totally worth the price. There is art, history, science and live demonstrations not to mention the biggest gift shop I have ever seen. It makes me want to try glass blowing.

I don't think I ate there since the 90s but last night we were stuck where there was only a Perkins. The food wasn't that bad. I remember this was always my brothers favorite restaurant when we used to have them in buffalo.

Imagine a whole Irish dancer truckload of these guys in a parade.

Soto on elmwood has the most amazing dessert. its a matcha tea creme brûlé. you should get itn

My dad and uncle just turned 70 and (e:libertad) turned half their age.

It was a great party. We heard a lot of stories comparing my dad and uncle's military experience. For twins they had very different experiences. My uncle talked a lot about camaraderie while my father's was more "negotiation."

its so funny to hear them tell stories they were both involved in and how different they often tell them and the few stories where they agree.