Sometimes you have to cross your own line to still know you have one ^extraordinarily difficult to eat with any utensil 1 part avocado, 1 part lobster salad, unlimited amounts of pretension … [Read more...]
Things I Learned after Playing Oregon Trail while Drinking Bourbon
I now realize why I knew what cholera was at the age of 6 oh god, what have I done... I've been a bit swamped this month so since I have 9 hours to finish this newsletter, we're going to have some Blanton's, play Oregon Trail online, and reflect. a First and foremost, I made Tupac my Wagon Leader - in my alternative reality, he's still … [Read more...]
Ask how I feel about the American Revolution
*waiting with wide eyes and kind of heavily breathing* Since it's July, welcome to my one allotted time of year to mount my Revolutionary War soapbox. Originally, I was going to have a few Manhattans and pen a novella about how many of our compatriots have a lack of appreciation for the sacrifices made by our founding fathers in the late … [Read more...]
These are a few of my Favorite Things
Five Very Aesthetically Pleasing Places aes*thet*ic /esˈTHedik/ adjective, mood, thing one can ooze, basis of evaluation, can be destroyed by improper use of succulents, derived from Anthropologie and Restoration Hardware 1. concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty. "did you see the macrame hammock, showcased against a … [Read more...]
Real Estate Questions I Get Asked at Inopportune Times
So why are Condos so much more expensive than Coops? Part 1 - Closing Costs it *may* appear like you're getting the same product, but the price tag is quite different Life is chock full of things that look almost identical but lead to very different outcomes. Let's explore a few: a Example 1: Water and Vodka. Look very similar - one keeps … [Read more...]
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