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Well, one of the benefits of living in the Twin Cities is that sometimes, on your way to work, someone rear ends you at a red light. Sometimes they do it hard enough to ram you into the car in … Continue reading
Well, one of the benefits of living in the Twin Cities is that sometimes, on your way to work, someone rear ends you at a red light. Sometimes they do it hard enough to ram you into the car in … Continue reading
Wow, two weeks without a single post. That might be some kind of record for me. Things have been going well at my new job. The new online store just opened (I had nothing to do with it, but it’s … Continue reading
For whatever reason, our alarm clock is tuned to AirAmerica, so every morning Ethan and I wake to the sounds of some Democrat voicing his opinion. Sometimes it’s interesting, sometimes not, but this morning, it was kind of irritating. Apparently … Continue reading
I completed my first week of work at The Wedge and I think I’m going to enjoy the hell out of my new job! There was an amazing amount of things to learn (I’m sure there will be plenty more … Continue reading
New York City’s board of health has the right idea, but the execution is lacking. I do agree that it should be made plainly obvious to people just what restaurant food contains, in a place like… the menu. I don’t … Continue reading
Sorry I haven’t posted lately. I started at the Wedge yesterday and had a very busy, informative day. It was also really fun. I met about 100 people and already forgot all of their names. Hopefully I will have some … Continue reading
Hmm, it’s been a while since my last post and I have lots of news. First, the mediocre: Ethan and I got some spaghetti squash from my parents’ garden and it was a very unique experience to cook and eat. … Continue reading
What was the majority of Alaska thinking when they elected this guy??? Obviously the competition must not have been too stiff.