grrrrr

I forgot my camera today and I am kinda pissed about it. At least I have my phone...

Last night 9/13 I partied in Ridley, at Tom and Jerry's bar, because my friend Josh's band was playing there. Let me just say that it was an experience. The place is a sports bar, so the female bartenders all wore these striped referee cropped "shirts" (if you could even call them shirts) which was reminiscent of some crusty Hooter's somewhere. Being in this bar was like being transported to rural Texas, but in reality you are only a few miles outside Philly. At least the drinks were cheap, and I had the pleasure of free whiskey shots bought by some guy that looked like a cross between Wayne Newton and Glenn Danzig circa Mother '93. I really wanted to take a picture, but I didn't want to give him any ideas. All in all it was a very interesting night.

bike ride

Rode 34.6 miles yesterday 9/13 from Conshy to Lower Perkiomen Valley Park to Manayunk back to Conshy.
The universe is opening itself up for me.

bike part art show

This evening in West Phil at the Neighborhood Bike Works. there is an art show, where they will be displaying and selling art made from recycled bicycle parts. It is free to attend and all proceeds will go toward increasing bike programs in Philadelphia. Check it out here. 9/12/08 from 6-9 pm at Studio 34, 4522 Baltimore Avenue.

i want these

I haven't even been thinking about shoes, nor do I need any, but today I happened to come across these which I know I could totally rock for fall with dresses and tights or slim jeans. I like the black, but they also come in wine and dark brown. They are Clarks Adore Groove, you can find them here.

nothing better than some OJ the morning after

I went to bed a little drunk last night and woke up extremely thirsty after dreaming about drinking orange juice. I have somewhat of a love/ hate relationship with the Dude Ranch kegerator. It sounds like a great idea on a Wednesday night, but not so much on Thursday morning.

about time clock

This is a pretty rad idea, it's a clock that rolls around on your desk. It tells time in one long sentence, letting you know "it's about 6", or "almost 7". Designed with our stressed out lives in mind, it reminds us that each minute doesn't need to be accounted for.