Saturday, February 16, 2008

BIG E has hit the BIG time


Congratulations to two of my most favorite people! I am so happy and excited for you both. I cant wait to get a big poofy taffetta dress in some citrus color with large bows on the back and PARTYYYYYYY. Love you guys, congrats!

Tuesday, February 12, 2008

Yo Banana Boy!

http://www.bindlestiffbooks.com/

A lovely girl that I work with, and knows how I love all things hilarious, was kind enough to share with me one of her friend's latest creations. She has written and illustrated a whole calendar of palindromes. It is awesome!! It was printed in low quantities by an adorably small bookstore out of West Philadelphia, home of the Fresh Prince himself. Link above, but you have to call to place your order but its only like $10. The illustrations are adorable and the palindromes are too funny. One of my favorites being, "Acrobats stab Orca"... I am sure you can imagine the illustration.

Wednesday, February 6, 2008

To eat meat or not eat meat, that is the question.

Today, after much careful contemplation, I finally have determined my stance on how to eat meat. After 12 years of not eating pigs, chickens, cows and the like, I am suddenly craving protein. My first impulse came a couple of weeks ago when I almost ordered rabbit. I then sampled oxtail and squid in polenta for an appetizer and now its all I can think about. After talking to my friend today, I decided to call my new plan foraging/hunter-gatherer. i.e. I am still not interested in ordering a burger from a cow that grew up on an industrial farm or a breaded chicken tender but rather, I will eat gamey type creatures that run wild. He pointed out that oxen dont run wild in the forest, have their tails surgically removed and get set free again but I am still working on the details. Bacon still smells super delicious and I want to eat that but not pork tenderloin, that just sounds gross. And, just like a sign, my salad at lunch today had a small twig in it. He said the sushi restaurant we ordered from in NYC must be foraging their lettuce now.