went on a long rant elsewhere about not liking a big bag of lavazza i bought on the cheap. then kept referring back to it trying to goad anyone into buying me better coffee. there were no takers. there were no likers. people must just hate..... coffee.
intrigued by the twa connection.
and the boula boula.heard good things. needed a walk destination. did not need a line around the corner for the lunch crowd. prices hurt my feelings. was only gonna get the oat loaf because the bakery around the corner from here is on summer break. nearly got my four plus miles in which also hurts. much more pleasant environs. those billion nyc trees cant come fast enough. if only there was an ocean nearby.
a new thing in my neighborhood. should offset the crunch membership.
going to malaysia just so i can shit on their bagels.
The Inn at Little Washington the documentary
Lifetime pasta at Olive Garden $500
by the month $100
sounds starchy…
The “Aged Garlic Extract”(AGE) and One of its Active Ingredients S-Allyl-L-Cysteine (SAC) as Potential Preventive and Therapeutic Agents for Alzheimer’s Disease (AD)
drone video of jim hard at work
america is bringing back the fun. reflecting pool jello shots.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DV3JGCDjE_F/
"The Mendoza festival was marking its 90th year as domestic wine consumption in Argentina plummeted to an all-time low of 15.7 liters (4.1 gallons) per person in 2025, according to the National Institute of Viticulture, or INV. Compare that to 1970, when Argentines consumed as much as 90 liters (24 gallons) per person annually. Furthermore, 1,100 vineyards have shut down across the country and 3,276 hectares (8095 acres) of grape production have vanished."
90 liters is 10 cases = 108 bottles so almost 3 a week, now its like 3 large glasses a week.
i havent even heard of noma.