We went to brunch with (e:Mike) and (e:libertad) on Saturday morning. We tried Betty's which was amazing. I got a raspberry casserole with almonds and cream cheese and split it with (e:Terry)'s bean and cheese breakfast.
Later we walked around the downtown ghost town and did some exploring. First at the carpet store on Delaware with its crazy expensive rugs. then some back alley of an empty bar.
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11/08/2015 13:12 #60322
Brunch and a walkCategory: walk
11/06/2015 23:51 #60315
Dog IslandCategory: walks
Did you know there was an entire island dedicated to dogs in Ellicott Creek Park? It's paradise and definitely the highlight of Niagara Falls Blvd (it's at Creekside Drive on the west side).
I walked around while (e:Paul) was at his doctor's appointment, even though I had no dog with me. There are all these WPA era structures from it being the first county park, including a crumbling castle of a boat house. It's very well treed too and I didn't see any dog suprises on the ground ? .
I walked around while (e:Paul) was at his doctor's appointment, even though I had no dog with me. There are all these WPA era structures from it being the first county park, including a crumbling castle of a boat house. It's very well treed too and I didn't see any dog suprises on the ground ? .
11/06/2015 23:49 #60314
Light up grain silosCategory: buffalo
11/04/2015 01:35 #60311
Election dayCategory: politics
Did anyone else vote this year?
It was my first year voting in New York, since my first chance to vote was in Ohio and I never updated my registration until this year.
It was real easy. We just went across the street to Trinity Towers. It seems kind of crazy they just take your word that you're you, and there's your ballot.
The last time I was at a polling place in New York was with my parents when I was young. When did they get rid of the lever machines for scantrons? I remember getting so excited to go in the booth with them, flip the switches and the satisfying ching that happened when you cast your ballot and opened the curtain.
I am not very political or into local politics - but I knew about a couple races. I wish I knew more but I trust local news to give me any accurate information. For the most races, there were zero choices anyway. Just the same candidates running on 5 different lines, most of whom have been around forever. I think that says something Buffalo.
I do know (e:paul) and (e:terry) got a write in. ;) Sadly they didn't win.
It was my first year voting in New York, since my first chance to vote was in Ohio and I never updated my registration until this year.
It was real easy. We just went across the street to Trinity Towers. It seems kind of crazy they just take your word that you're you, and there's your ballot.
The last time I was at a polling place in New York was with my parents when I was young. When did they get rid of the lever machines for scantrons? I remember getting so excited to go in the booth with them, flip the switches and the satisfying ching that happened when you cast your ballot and opened the curtain.
I am not very political or into local politics - but I knew about a couple races. I wish I knew more but I trust local news to give me any accurate information. For the most races, there were zero choices anyway. Just the same candidates running on 5 different lines, most of whom have been around forever. I think that says something Buffalo.
I do know (e:paul) and (e:terry) got a write in. ;) Sadly they didn't win.
11/04/2015 01:26 #60310
Halloween cleanupCategory: halloween
We wrapped up the rest of the Halloween weekend with (e:hodown) real low key. Thanks for helping us clean the house.
Here's a picture of a frittata brunch at the coffee shop before she left.
Sunday we went for a walk. I love these almonds but can never justify paying that much. Maybe if I collected all the pennies outside of the M&T.
They Look amazing but part of me thinks that it is one of those to really get it be there in person things
Wow that's quite impressive, and a good way to bring attention to these structures, part of the area's history.