Aimee and I enjoyed the company of Amy and Dave at their new place in Huron Village, just outside of Harvard Square, for pizza and wine tonight. We had a delicious potato pie from Real Pizza and a classic mushroom pie from Armando’s, both within walking distance of their beautiful, huge, spacious, roomy apartment. Well, […]
Entries from January 2004
The pizza was good, but the table was even better
January 12th, 2004 · Comments Off on The pizza was good, but the table was even better
Tags: Cambridge
Fight the cold with food
January 10th, 2004 · Comments Off on Fight the cold with food
We hit Oleanna for the first time tonight, and sampled their yummy deviled egg Pret a Manger selection, plus some excellent Portuguese wine and a main course that had been “schnitzeled.” Whatever it was, it was good. It’s still chilly out there; we have no snow, but it’s apparently two degrees out, while in Alaska, […]
Tags: Cambridge
Maybe we should get the Pope’s take on these, too
January 8th, 2004 · Comments Off on Maybe we should get the Pope’s take on these, too
In light of the pontiff’s pithy remarks on Mel Gibson’s new film, I think I’d like to see other reviewers leave behind the “star” rating system, the letter grade system, and especially the hated “thumb” system for the “five words or fewer” system employed by the Vatican.And is it me, or are there one too […]
Tags: Film
Things to look for when booking a hotel room
January 7th, 2004 · Comments Off on Things to look for when booking a hotel room
I think the first thing on anyone’s list would be to make sure there isn’t a website set up detailing how horrible the hotel is as a result of the fact that hotel employees have been on strike for the last six months. That would be a good thing to check up on. Not thinking, […]
Tags: Running
Brian rennt.
January 6th, 2004 · Comments Off on Brian rennt.
So it’s officially been two months since I “decided” to run the Chicago Marathon next Columbus Day Weekend, October 10th. Since October, I’ve put in ten or so miles a week, which I should increase sometime soon. I also need to see Josh about those shinsplints/runner’s knee exercises with the inscrutable instructional diagrams.Next up is […]
Tags: Running
Like Quebec, only farther away
January 4th, 2004 · Comments Off on Like Quebec, only farther away
So we didn’t end up going to Quebec, after all. Since October, I had planned a double-switch surprise for Aimee, which worked out brilliantly, if I do say so myself. I told her the day I got back from Colorado that we’d be driving to Quebec the next day, and I showed her a printout […]