A while back I read an interview of a Chinese chef, though I can’t remember who it was. Actually, it may have been a radio interview. Who am I kidding, I’m not sure who it was or where I heard it, but I’m pretty sure I remember hearing that you should not eat chop sueyContinue reading “Tso What?”
Monthly Archives: September 2008
>Tso What?
>A while back I read an interview of a Chinese chef, though I can’t remember who it was. Actually, it may have been a radio interview. Who am I kidding, I’m not sure who it was or where I heard it, but I’m pretty sure I remember hearing that you should not eat chop sueyContinue reading “>Tso What?”
Morning Commute
So there I was…tooling down Elmwood Avenue on a beautiful late summer’s morn. I was on my new and fully loaded Mundo Yuba, and feeling pretty cool. I was proud of myself for being early for work for a change, and was just going slowly…minding my own business and enjoying the ride. Then a CityContinue reading “Morning Commute”
>Morning Commute
>So there I was…tooling down Elmwood Avenue on a beautiful late summer’s morn. I was on my new and fully loaded Mundo Yuba, and feeling pretty cool. I was proud of myself for being early for work for a change, and was just going slowly…minding my own business and enjoying the ride. Then a CityContinue reading “>Morning Commute”
Really Slow Food
Noah carried the slabs of meat into the kitchen and cut it into small salting blocks, and Ma patted the course salt in, laid it piece by piece in the kegs, careful that no two pieces touched each other. She laid the slabs like bricks, and pounded salt in the spaces. –John Steinbeck, The GrapesContinue reading “Really Slow Food”
>Really Slow Food
> Noah carried the slabs of meat into the kitchen and cut it into small salting blocks, and Ma patted the course salt in, laid it piece by piece in the kegs, careful that no two pieces touched each other. She laid the slabs like bricks, and pounded salt in the spaces. –John Steinbeck, TheContinue reading “>Really Slow Food”
Last Jump of the Summer
Isaac and I rode up to Windmill Quarry last week. We took the Friendship Trail. Here’s a 12 second video of him taking his last jump of the season. http://www.youtube.com/get_player
>Last Jump of the Summer
>Isaac and I rode up to Windmill Quarry last week. We took the Friendship Trail. Here’s a 12 second video of him taking his last jump of the season. http://www.youtube.com/get_player
My New S.U.B (and how I built a stylish custom top deck for under twenty bucks)
Well, I finally did it. After months of hemming and hawing (as to whether I should purchase another bike…this makes six), I finally did it. I ordered my Mundo Yuba. And I gotta say that it’s pretty exciting. It was a little intimidating putting it together. I’m a pretty handy guy, but I’ve never putContinue reading “My New S.U.B (and how I built a stylish custom top deck for under twenty bucks)”
>My New S.U.B (and how I built a stylish custom top deck for under twenty bucks)
>Well, I finally did it. After months of hemming and hawing (as to whether I should purchase another bike…this makes six), I finally did it. I ordered my Mundo Yuba. And I gotta say that it’s pretty exciting. It was a little intimidating putting it together. I’m a pretty handy guy, but I’ve never putContinue reading “>My New S.U.B (and how I built a stylish custom top deck for under twenty bucks)”
Tomato Time
Tomatoes are my favorite garden vegetable to grow. They’re my favorite for a couple of reasons: firstly because I enjoy eating them raw or in almost any preparation, and secondly, after the initial planting they are almost worry free…give them sun and water and you’re guaranteed a good crop by August. At any rate, IContinue reading “Tomato Time”
>Tomato Time
>Tomatoes are my favorite garden vegetable to grow. They’re my favorite for a couple of reasons: firstly because I enjoy eating them raw or in almost any preparation, and secondly, after the initial planting they are almost worry free…give them sun and water and you’re guaranteed a good crop by August. At any rate, IContinue reading “>Tomato Time”
Urban Simplicty 