let me tell you a secret.
the world is spinning suspiciously faster. or speedier as some would say. everyday.
this is creating a shifting of power amongst earth's inhabitants (us peoples)... thus leading to the rise and fall of stuff and things and peoples. Farah Fawcett and Michael Jackson (may they rest in peace, or come back as something awesome or whatever happens) are just two examples of my amazing theory. its no coincidence that the Jonas Brothers have gotten bigger and deadlier as poor MJ got weirder. it is a fact! it is a science!!
i just thought i would share that with you. all of you. even those of you that wear hats inside. i do not discriminate. i judge but i judge quietly, in my head, like long division.
here are some pictures::
Friday, June 26, 2009
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Friday, May 15, 2009
I am blogging about food.
Last night I went with the Girlfriend, and a cast of others, to Pizza Libretto to celebrate her sister's birthday. For those that do not know, Libretto (as I have come to call it) apparently bakes their Pizzas at 900 degrees for approximately 90 seconds. This is a good thing. They top their Pizzas with fresh, local ingredients. This is a good thing. They are trendy as hell and super busy. This I don't care about either way.
After starting our meal with some Prosecco and a plate of cheeses and meats, we moved on to the main show.
The Pizzas.
Now, dear reader, you may notice that I am capitalizing every instance of the word Pizza. How observant of you! Gold stars all round! I do this because the tale I am about to recount to you is a tale of sheer delight and culinary... I don't even know what word I should be using here! To hell with it! On with the story!
Relatively standard Pizzas were ordered by all, Margherita, Sausage, Hot Peppers. The Girlfriend ordered a Wild Ontario Mushroom number. For myself, after much deliberation over whether or not to go for the Duck Confit and Pear Pizza, I chose the special. The Fresh Mozzarella, Wild Leeks, and Proscuitto Pizza.
Perhaps I will live to regret this choice. Perhaps I will forever compare all Pizzas that follow to this spectacular dish. Perhaps I shall go mad attempting to recreate it. Whatever happens, it will all be worth it.
This Pizza, this food of the gods, it was perfect. The Proscuitto thin and pink, the Leeks spread gingerly atop the gooey cheese. The crust; thin, blistered, and in some spots blackened. Delicious. After one bite I knew I had made the right choice, and I let everyone at the table know. Then I made everyone try some, just so they could see that they had clearly made the wrong choice.
As the ladies sipped a nice Chianti, The Girlfriend's Sister's Fiancé (confusing...) sipped a Creemore, I tucked into a Liberty Ale. This beer, cold, bitter, refreshing, was exactly what I needed to drink with the Pizza. The flavours seemed to fit together so perfectly, I could not imagine a better pairing.
Dessert was OK, I was peer-pressured into ordering the Canoli. I don't like Canolis, as a rule. This one was OK. The espresso was also OK. A bit too sour. But then, I'm just picky about my coffees.
To rate everything, I would give the Pizza as many stars as there exist in the sky, the dessert and apps I would give 2.75 stars, and the evening as a whole a perfectly splendid five stars out of five.
After starting our meal with some Prosecco and a plate of cheeses and meats, we moved on to the main show.
The Pizzas.
Now, dear reader, you may notice that I am capitalizing every instance of the word Pizza. How observant of you! Gold stars all round! I do this because the tale I am about to recount to you is a tale of sheer delight and culinary... I don't even know what word I should be using here! To hell with it! On with the story!
Relatively standard Pizzas were ordered by all, Margherita, Sausage, Hot Peppers. The Girlfriend ordered a Wild Ontario Mushroom number. For myself, after much deliberation over whether or not to go for the Duck Confit and Pear Pizza, I chose the special. The Fresh Mozzarella, Wild Leeks, and Proscuitto Pizza.
Perhaps I will live to regret this choice. Perhaps I will forever compare all Pizzas that follow to this spectacular dish. Perhaps I shall go mad attempting to recreate it. Whatever happens, it will all be worth it.
This Pizza, this food of the gods, it was perfect. The Proscuitto thin and pink, the Leeks spread gingerly atop the gooey cheese. The crust; thin, blistered, and in some spots blackened. Delicious. After one bite I knew I had made the right choice, and I let everyone at the table know. Then I made everyone try some, just so they could see that they had clearly made the wrong choice.
As the ladies sipped a nice Chianti, The Girlfriend's Sister's Fiancé (confusing...) sipped a Creemore, I tucked into a Liberty Ale. This beer, cold, bitter, refreshing, was exactly what I needed to drink with the Pizza. The flavours seemed to fit together so perfectly, I could not imagine a better pairing.
Dessert was OK, I was peer-pressured into ordering the Canoli. I don't like Canolis, as a rule. This one was OK. The espresso was also OK. A bit too sour. But then, I'm just picky about my coffees.
To rate everything, I would give the Pizza as many stars as there exist in the sky, the dessert and apps I would give 2.75 stars, and the evening as a whole a perfectly splendid five stars out of five.
Sunday, May 10, 2009
painting backwards
hello children of the internet,
my bike is busted. the rear wheel is all crazy like because one bright and sunny day whilst biking with my younger brother i heard someone holler and so i stopped hard and then BAM! brother runs right into me. warping my wheel.
after taking it off, toying with the spokes, brute force... it looks like we have cracked the rim.
so then i went off looking for another. its not that easy. especially when you is poor.
so yea. it still bust. i recently moved my spokes and cogs and whatnot onto a different rim and am still working on eventually getting it altogether. really there is no rush as i can just use my Pa's bike. but y'all know how it is.
so yea.
here is what my basement looks like what with me trying to be a bike mechanic master ninja.
also twisted bikes have reminded me of that old PlayStation game TWISTED METAL.. crazy shit back in the day lemme tell ya!
my bike is busted. the rear wheel is all crazy like because one bright and sunny day whilst biking with my younger brother i heard someone holler and so i stopped hard and then BAM! brother runs right into me. warping my wheel.
after taking it off, toying with the spokes, brute force... it looks like we have cracked the rim.
so then i went off looking for another. its not that easy. especially when you is poor.
so yea. it still bust. i recently moved my spokes and cogs and whatnot onto a different rim and am still working on eventually getting it altogether. really there is no rush as i can just use my Pa's bike. but y'all know how it is.
so yea.
here is what my basement looks like what with me trying to be a bike mechanic master ninja.
also twisted bikes have reminded me of that old PlayStation game TWISTED METAL.. crazy shit back in the day lemme tell ya!
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
This has ads now!
Maybe one day we will get enough money to fund our road trip across Canada.
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We need a car or something.
All my posts so far are about cars. Apparently I like cars a lot. I know nothing about cars.
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We need a car or something.
All my posts so far are about cars. Apparently I like cars a lot. I know nothing about cars.
Friday, April 24, 2009
Moving on
This blog is way better. That old one was stupid, useless, we are better off without it. It was completely wrong for us. Too formal, too expectant.
This new blog is fast and exciting and kind of like a race car or maybe a cheetah.
The internet tells me that this is a picture of both a race car and a cheetah.
The new blog is just like this. Sleek, fast,surrounded by strange men.
We are moving on, you should too.
This new blog is fast and exciting and kind of like a race car or maybe a cheetah.
The internet tells me that this is a picture of both a race car and a cheetah.
The new blog is just like this. Sleek, fast,
We are moving on, you should too.
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past life
once upon a time there was a similar blog with a similar purpose entitled "ideas we have had". the blog, though initially hailed as a wonderful idea, was later disliked and ignored for reasons too amazingly complicated to mention. in the end, the blog known as "ideas we have had" was put to sleep with a gentle *click* here and an *ok* there... and all was well.
on a lighter, more better note...
tiny keyboard.
on a lighter, more better note...
tiny keyboard.
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