Archive for the ‘Food’ Category

Not buyin’ it. Literally.

May 27, 2009

McDonald’s has Premium Salads with “warm chicken.” Starbucks has some breakfast sandwiches that are “served warm all day.”

I confess to being snobby about food, but I also know the difference between “warm” and “fresh.”

New Bookmark

February 11, 2009

This Is Why You’re Fat: where dreams become heart attacks.

or

“The Menu For My Next Dozen Birthdays.”

(HT: Jonah Goldberg)

Thankful that people come up with stuff like this.

November 27, 2008

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone. Things like this help you see there’s still hope for the world.

Another Lengthy Absence

August 21, 2008

Well, I did it to you again. Vanished from the blogosphere for over a week without so much as a warning or a guest blogger. Better get straight to some Miscellenies.

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We moved. That’s most of the reason for the silence. We now live in Plaza Midwood, a funky, urban-revitalization-type area which we love. It’s pretty Athens-esque. We’re within walking distance of the library, a couple of parks, a DQ (you can get a Coke… just drive through and get a Coke, if you’re thirsty…), and several other cool restaurants including Fuel Pizza, Zada Jane’s and The Dish. And the place is great. It’s owned by a couple in our church, meaning we don’t have to sign a lease, meaning good news if you’re trying to leave the country soon.

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Last night I went on my first run in our new neighborhood. I heard lots of dogs, coveted lots of houses, saw numerous Obama stickers and 2 cops on Segways.

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A few minutes ago I’m pretty sure I heard flute-playing, and it sounded live. Well, scratch that– M told me it was her radio. Live flute player would’ve made a better blog post, but oh well.

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I’ve never had the best impression of Rick Warren, and the whole Saddleback Forum thing isn’t something I’d do as a pastor. But I was impressed with the questions he asked. And I thought the answers made the contrast between the two candidates pretty clear.

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I’m a Mac user now. Can’t you tell the difference? Doesn’t this post look smoother, simpler, more intuitive? Well, maybe not, but I like it a lot.

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I’m making my first foray into fantasy football with a college league. I expect to get trounced. I mean, I assume everybody in the league can’t just pick Georgia players (we’re all alumni), and beyond that my knowledge is pretty pathetic. We’ll see.

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Finally, I bought something for work and got more free downloads from emusic.com:

A (basically) Presbyterian’s Dream

April 29, 2008

Brixx has one of the best beer lists in town. And on Mondays, all domestic microbrews are $1.50. Let’s elaborate:

  • Sierra Nevada Pale Ale: $1.50.
  • Brooklyn Brown: $1.50.
  • Rogue Dead Guy: $1.50.
  • Highland Gaelic: $1.50.
  • Cottonwood Low Down Brown: $1.50.
  • About a dozen more good choices: $1.50.

Last night I had two meetings.

(Disclaimer: only in moderation, meaning I would never have all the above on the same Monday.)