Entries Tagged 'Food' ↓

Things I learned on my summer vacation

  1. The depth of field of photographs I take with my old digital camera sucks
  2. It takes but a few days to bond with a puppy, but it takes two weeks to really develop a relationship
  3. I can live without blogging just fine. I knew that already, but taking a week off confirmed it. I don’t want to or intend to stop, though
  4. Aaron, with a beard and pilot’s glasses, bears some resemblance to the old unabomber sketch that they circulated a few years ago
  5. Jish is still Jish. This is unquestionably a good thing, and it was nice to have a quick visit with the man while he was here
  6. BBQs are great cooking devices
  7. Vacations are, in general, wonderful things.

Yet more inspired blogging

by my friend Ed in Blork Blog: “that second thing [that Brussels Sprouts taste cabbagey] is less of a problem these days, as I am gaining more and more respect for the cabbage, mostly on historical and philosophical grounds.”

Uh huh. I like Brussels Sprouts (try boiling them then lightly frying in oil and garlic). But not, I repeat NOT, for philosophical reasons.

Will code for food:

OK I’m not much of a designer - hardly at all, in fact. Nor am I much of a coder. But I’m officially coding for food. A friend of mine owns a restaurant (Nantha’s Cuisine, on Duluth at St-Laurent) whose site is terribly out of date, though the design is OK. I’m going to do updates and random work in exchange for dinner for 2 once a month.

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