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weird fedi request:
i made a simple bingo game for some of our town meetings. it's implemented in HTML and CSS grids and unfortunately jQuery because I'm old and that's all I know about frontend
i want something "fun" and animated to happen to the screen when you win. like confetti and the boxes dance around. and it should look "okay" on phones and desktops.
BUT I don't want to add big dependencies OR any image files.
taking suggestions of places to rip off code/ideas from, boosts welcome!
Surfing Rennies Beach, NSW - Australia
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Appreciating My Own BackYard #1: Leslie Spit
I have a problem to confess: Im really forgetful about something. I will start feeling a bit down, like Im not doing anything exciting or doing any interesting travel or challenging myself. Sometimes I add to that the fact that its winter and I cant possibly go outside because I dont like winter. And so I end up doing something I think is best called toxic dreaming.
Do you ever do this You feel bad in my case like my life is getting stagnant, predictable, and not challenging at all and then you come up with all manner of solutions impossible to implement right away or even take the least action. Ill end up coming up with ideas like Maybe I can cycle across Canada sometime. and then feel sad because at this point in life theres no way I can get that much time off and it might even be winter when I come up with it. Or Ill come up with an idea for an epic trip: Maybe I can rent an Airbnb in Bangalore and work out of our office there for a couple of months and then shoot that idea down because airfares are high and at least at this point in life it isnt a really practical option. Or maybe I could do a trail marathon somewhere warm like Arizona! Right, that costs money and Im not able to run right now. Instead of a productive mental exercise generating a viable solution, its a ticket to a downward spiral.
The best alternative to that is to remember that not every exciting and fun project that takes me out of my comfort zone requires a week of 100 km bike rides or a $1,000 airplane ticket. It can be as simple as what I did a couple of years ago
It was a very grey day in April the kind of day it seems like winter is never going to be over. It was just above freezing, and it felt like the winter would just stretch on forever. And then, for some reason, it occurred to me: I could do something here.
I packed a pannier with a few things: Camp stove, coffee, french press, pre-packaged curry meal and cutlery. Then I bundled up and headed out. I rode about 45 minutes away to the end of the Leslie Spit an outcropping made of landfill in Lake Ontario. But dont let the word Landfill fool you. It is one of the treasures of our city with beautiful vistas and more species of birds than Algonquin National Park. In warmer weather it looks like this:
I rode out to the very end of it, A rocky space as far south as you can get in Toronto and sat at the edge of the water below a lighthouse. In the 5 kilometres I rode out to the end of the spit I didnt see a single person and even the sea birds were laying low. The view from my spot was pretty nice:
I lit my camp stove and watched the water as my breakfast cooked. It didnt take long for it to heat up despite the cold weather:
Once my breakfast was made, I put the water on for coffee. I hadnt had my coffee yet!
Energized by the fresh air and sufficiently caffeinated I wandered around the end of the spit for a while exploring whimsical rock sculptures made by previous visitors. Then I climbed the hill to see the lighthouse and look down below.
You never know what you find when you leave your comfort zone.
After a few more minutes I got back on my bike and rode home, my mood changed. I didnt need to travel half way around the world or outdo myself on a long bike ride to have an excellent day. I still forget this every now and again, but now this is here. So if you see that Ive forgotten it again and am lamenting that theres nothing fun to do, email me a link to this would you
Household Chores and Frugality Made Fun
A few months ago our son came across an old video of ours in a box. It was taken in our house in Bethlehem, PA a few years before he was born. In it you could see much younger versions of Sage and I spending time on the computer and lots of footage of our old house. Looking back, I think that while it was not huge a bit over 1400 square feet with additional storage provided by an unfinished basement we had the least amount of stuff wed ever owned. This is due in equal part to our just starting out as a couple and our terrible money management skills. At the same time it was one of the messiest times of our lives. This was in great part due to our having had eight cats but also in great part from the fact that neither of us wanted to do any household chores.
Things improved a bit when we became parents but there was still a great deal of clutter, and we still werent great at money management. We made good money, and always had enough just after getting paid, but the closer we got to the next payday the worse off wed be. Rather than budgeting, we would just use our balance to determine whether or not we could spend more or go out to dinner. Fortunately for us we didnt have any credit cards so we were always just a few days away from being completely fine and even reforming our habits by spending less. Possibly the worst example of this was when we suspected that Sage was pregnant and we were both very excited. On the other hand, we werent going to get paid for a few more days. We wanted a pregnancy test because we really wanted to know but we had spent nearly everything we had. And so, we grabbed a few CDs, headed over to the used CD store and sold them then we went next door and bought the test. (and it was positive in a few months wed be parents and our lives would change forever).
In the intervening years our experiences with household management waxed and waned in levels of financial responsibility and avoidance of mess. For a couple of years we moved in to a 300 square foot yurt in the woods where even at its messiest we could have it completely tidy in 30 min. At that time, both of us were also working very little so we could both be at-home parents as much as possible. The result is that we were able to live on as little as $300/month. We lived without electricity, running water, heated with wood I gathered and cut, and without a fridge, we couldnt buy lots of prepared foods so I cooked most things from scratch: dried beans, fresh veggies bought a few days before with occasional fish that would be cooked as soon as we brought it home since we couldnt keep it cool. Many of those things we bartered for so we didnt even need money for that.
In those years we did really well with money and household management in great part because we minimized the number of things we had to manage. It was the ideal path for us at the time as having little to manage and little need for work meant we could spend a great deal of time together as a family.
After that time, though, we eventually moved back in to a more conventional situation with an apartment and with my having a full time job. With all that came some of the old challenges, albeit much less severe. Money was generally better though with a small child, keeping the house clean was more challenging than ever.
A couple of things addressed both issues:
Much of our problem with keeping a tidy house had to do with our feeling there were so many better things to do together than clean. About 10 years ago, we came across a fantastic idea: We loved playing cards, backgammon, and other board games. We would now add gambling to the mix. We would sit down on an evening or weekend and start a game with the loser obligated to do a chore that was determined before the game. The person who wasnt working would read aloud to the other person to entertain them. The chores wouldnt be long, tedious ones they would be small ones like Sweep and mop the kitchen or clean the toilet. The change was almost immediate. We love playing games and the high stakes made it more fun.
As for money management, this one is a relatively recent change. Weve experimented before with each of us having an allowance a set amount of spending money that we could use in a week. This is intended to keep our variable expenses mostly dining out to a minimum. In reality, though, it rarely lasted. One or the other of us would find ourselves out in the world with no more allowance left but ravenously hungry and head for a restaurant where wed overspend and then the idea would just fade away for a while.
But a recent change to this has really changed this for the better. The tweaks we made are:
- Reduce the allowance to an amount a little below what we might actually spend in a week. Right now that amount is $25 but it may drop further based on the success of the other point.
- We created a list of routine chores from cleaning the fridge to washing the dishes to going grocery shopping and gave them small financial rewards. We get $0.35 added to that weeks allowance for loading and unloading the dishwasher, a full grocery trip gets the person doing it $2. Making dinner gets me (its almost always me) $3 which is far cheaper than a dinner out would be.
- We encourage not spending by allowing us to carry over half of whats left at the end of the week to the next week and then adding that weeks $25 to it.
The result is that we now find ourselves seeing where were at allowance-wise, seeing that if we want to grab a fancy coffee we might need more money and then doing a small series of necessary chores to get the money to do it. The house ends up cleaner, we spend less, and we have fun doing it. This combination of playing games for chores, having an allowance and then supplementing that allowance with more chores has resulted in our having the best home/money/leisure balance weve ever had.
Steeles Neighbourhood: Steeles Library
Mondays are going to be getting much better for me over the next few weeks. As I didnt spend a month of my time in India this year, Ive got lots of leftover holiday time to use or lose. And so, with no major travel plans ahead Im doing something different. Aside from the next couple of weeks where Ill be visiting a client in Louisiana, Ill be taking Mondays off for the rest of the year.
Yesterday was the first of these Mondays and after writing a few entries and grabbing a bit of lunch we worked our way downstairs to the bus stop. This time, instead of heading south toward the downtown area of the city, we took the bus north as far as it would go. Then, needing to travel further, we caught another bus to take us east not quite to the eastern edge of the city. About a five minute walk took us to the strip mall where we would find our next library.
But first, another distraction caught my eye: Foody Mart. Im a huge fan of grocery stores from other cultures especially huge ones like this one. This was an Asian grocery that had mostly Chinese food but also other Asian foods. There was a huge produce section, a great looking prepared food section, bakery with everything from banh mi sandwiches to egg tarts to fancy cakes to steamed buns. In between were aisles that they named things like Cookie Street and Healthy Hall
We were already hungry so we honed right in on the snack aisle.
Tom Yum Goong flavoured chips Sign me up!Why was this not always a thing!What exactly made these plus and extraInteresting packaging I had to look closely to see that these were instant noodles.More instant noodles. This brand seemed to specialize in various spicy flavoursWe had small bags so we grabbed a few things some of those spicy noodles and definitely the tom yum chips only to find that there were incredibly long lines at the checkout. I suspect it wouldve taken us 30 minutes to get our 3 items and there was no sign of an express checkout. Oh well, clearly another trip will be necessary in the future as I havent seen most of these things in any of the groceries nearby.
Then it was off to the library. To get there we had to follow a small sign in to a dark corridor.
This library was one of the smaller ones in the city. There were just a couple of rooms. The book selection was small but well thought out and there was a large DVD selection. There was a very large selection of Chinese materials as well. In the centre of the room was a group of computers which four teenagers were using to play a multiplayer online game together. In literally every corner we saw groups of 2-3 teenagers relaxing and chatting, playing games on their phone or just hanging out together. Everyone seemed very happy to be there.
Behind the computers a large table had a cluster of old men sitting at it chatting loudly and laughing over a game of Xiangqi.
The space was so full that I must apologize for not taking any photos. Any photo I took would have someone in it who likely wouldnt want to be photographed. But overall the verdict on this library is that while their materials were limited, this is one of the most well-loved and most used libraries in the network a true community centre. If its this busy on a Monday afternoon, whats it like on the weekend Clearly if any branch needs funding for an expansion, it is this one.
Update: Google Maps had some photos
Original found Original found Original found OriginalBy now, though it was barely 5PM, we were hungry. It was time to go. Sadly, though, the cold autumn drizzle had started so we were lazy and took a bus somewhere we couldve walked in 15 minutes. At the end of our bus ride we found a massive church: St. Marks Coptic Orthodox Cathedral:
But we werent interested in salvation, we were interested in Sichuan food. That said, we were tempted by other things as well. Xin Jiang, a restaurant specializing in food from western China beckoned to us with lamb skewers, deep fried naan, and hand-pulled noodles.
A door framed in imitation stone beckoned us inside to experience their noodle Grotto.
But in the end, spicy won out and we headed to Backyard Garden which looks like neither a backyard, nor a garden for delicious Sichuan food. As usual, in places with delicious food like this, I wanted to eat everything. There were so many good choices and I definitely over-ordered. Luckily, I matched it with overeating so no food was wasted.
Sage is a fan of dan dan noodles noodles in a numbingly spicy broth with ground meat. We also both love the Water Boiled Fish which sounds boring but is quite delicious. I was feeling really hungry and wanted to try their kung pao chicken.
Service was incredibly fast. We ordered, and a few minutes later I got up to wash my hands and by the time I was back, there was the kung pao chicken. There was no photo of this one as Sage had already dug in to it she was as hungry as I was. Authentic kung pao chicken is a bit different than what youll find in the average American Chinese restaurant in a few ways. There arent a lot of vegetables no carrots or cubed celery. The spice level is much higher and includes Sichuan pepper a spice that numbs the tongue, giving your mouth almost a cool wintergreen feeling without that flavour. The sauce is less acidic and has many more dried chillies in it. I was especially pleased to find that my own attempts at making it courtesy of recipe, were nearly spot on. This was better than mine owing, I think, to just a little less vinegar.
The Dan Dan Noodles came next. This was, without a doubt, my favourite thing on the menu. The noodles were perfectly cooked but oh the broth. The BROTH. It was perfectly balanced flavour-wise. Fiery but with hints of coconut. (I dont think there was any but the creaminess made me think of it).
Heaven in a bowlFinally the fish arrived. Of all the dishes, it was a little disappointing. Had we had only this it wouldve been excellent but the two previous dishes really had our expectations at a high point. Still, the deliciously boiled fish dusted with chilli pepper along with spicy, peppery bean sprouts and sliced hot peppers made me exceedingly happy.
You can catch a little glimpse of the Kung Pao Chicken on the right there. It is already nearly decimated at this point.As I said, I ate way too much but it was all so delicious.
After that, hoping to find some interesting snacks like we had found at Foody Mart, we headed over to Pacific Mall the largest Asian mall in North America. We wandered a bit and found a couple of stores selling snacks but they all paled in comparison to what wed seen earlier in the day. We did find some really interestingly-packaged spicy fish jerky, though.
We were still completely stuffed but we headed upstairs to the food court anyway. We could grab a drink and check it out for next time. There were a number of restaurants with delightful-smelling foods. Everything from fish balls to skewers of lamb to Japanese snacks and everything in between. I still fondly remember visiting here a few years ago with Daegan when we found we could get an order of crispy fish skin like delicious potato chips!
The most delicious smells came from the waffle place, though. I would definitely have bought one if I had any room left in my stomach for food.
Sage found a Vietnamese coffee bar where she got a hot coffee with sweetened condensed milk absolutely delicious. I went to the other side of the space and got honey green bubble tea. I remember being grossed out by the idea of bubble tea when I first got here who wants a drink with chickpea sized bits of tapioca in it After a couple of tries, though, I was completely hooked.
Then it was time for our second childhood. There was an arcade across from the food court so we decided to play a couple of games, most notably a ridiculous shoot-em-up game based loosely on Jurassic Park. We had a hilarious few minutes in which we laughed and screamed as we were first startled-by and then killed endangered dinosaurs scientists had worked their entire lives to bring back to life. What could we do, though Our lives were clearly endangered.
After that much feasting and fun we were exhausted. We made our way back to the bus stop for the hour long ride home. It had been a full and exciting day.
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Theres a First Time For Everything
A few weeks back I was talking to my friend, Pallavi about my experiences learning Hindi and trips to India. After a while she said to me: Hey! You should be on my radio show! Pallavi has a show on , a community-focused Internet radio station in Toronto. Her show, , focuses on storytellers and the stories they tell.
I admit I was a bit nervous doing anything live. Id recorded a number of podcasts before, including my own, but never did anything I couldnt edit afterward so this was new and different. I was nervous but I also know myself well: Im at my happiest when Im pushing myself outside of what Im comfortable doing. And so even as part of me said No way! Thats terrifying! the words Sure! Thatll be fun! came out of my mouth.
A few weeks later and the show was coming up. We coordinated on what we might want to do and settled on my telling a short story or story excerpt in Hindi as well as some interview questions. It was settled except for one thing. I didnt have a Hindi story.
And so it was that I found myself last Saturday morning working on translating Goldilocks and the Three Bears in to my best Hindi. I was actually pleased at how far I got and how few words I had to look up to get the basic gist of the story down. Yay me! After a couple of hours work I sent it out to Mitali, my teacher, who lives in India. She read it and agreed to work with me on polishing it in our class that night.
The class was good. I really like how Mitali teaches. Some people, including teachers, are so glad to hear me even trying to speak Hindi that they let little grammatical errors or pronunciation quirks go by. Not in this case. Im called on my mistakes in the most constructive way. At the same time, when I am successful I hear about that as well. The result is that I feel like I have a very realistic picture of where I am: Ive covered a lot of ground but I also have a long way to go to meet my goals. But I have an excellent teacher leading the way.
We spent several hours that night working on the story. First we fixed the grammar and made a couple of tweaks to word choices. Then, after that, we practiced reading. I had trouble with a few words and sentences and so I repeated and repeated them until they improved. (And still I made a few mistakes in the final recording). Meanwhile, I was also learning so much better pronunciation, new words and phrases that still stick with me.
I went to bed after about three hours of practice. That night all of my dreams were filled with Hindi. In one I found myself in the suburbs of Delhi with Sage. We were in a car with someone driving really recklessly. Eventually I remembered I had rented a car and shouted to the driver ROKO! STOP! My voice was not like my own it positively boomed and the driver was so afraid he stopped immediately. We got out and started walking until somehow I got to a car I knew was my rental. I sat down in it (I realize now my mind put the steering wheel on the wrong side). I was about to drive away when I thought to myself I cant drive in Delhi! But now I have to because if nothing else the car has to go back to the rental office at the airport.
It doesnt take a PhD. in psychology to understand that one: A dream in Hindi about being committed to doing something I wasnt fully comfortable doing (but knew how to do in my own home) the night before my first radio appearance in which I would speak Hindi Maybe I was a little nervous. Im not sure about what the reckless drivers represented, though Ill ponder that one more.
In the end the recording went really well. Within a couple of minutes I felt completely comfortable in the studio. It went from being something outside my comfort zone to just another time hanging out with my friend Pallavi. After I read a short excerpt from the story (only a couple of mistakes!), we ended up playing a few games in a mixture of Hindi and English. It was so much fun that we both want to do it again. If youre interested, you can .
After that we talked a bit more and I told her about how I really like pushing outside my comfort zone and that, in fact, Mitali was also pushing me outside my comfort zone by making me sing as a part of our class together. (I am really shy and nervous about it but I also really enjoy the experience so I know its the right thing.) I told her about one of the first songs we sang together and uh-oh now Pallavi suggested we sing together. Mercifully the show was already over and the mics were off, but how could I refuse I cant simultaneously say that I like being outside of my comfort zone (and its true) and then refuse to leave my comfort zone. So together we gave our best shot at this one (Or rather, she sang it well and I gave my best shot):
English speakers my age will recognize the tune of this song from another song from the 1970s.
So after all that, it was a fantastic time hopefully one I get to do again soon. So clearly it was pointless to have worried at all. But Im still not going to drive in Delhi.
For the curious Hindi-speakers who read this, heres the full text of the story. (But you probably already know this one!)
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Appreciating My Own Backyard #6: To the End of the Line
Its Sunday Morning and instead of lounging about the house all day, Sage and I head out just before lunch. Sage had an idea a few days ago and it sounded like so much fun I couldnt pass it up.
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The trip would take us to the end of our citys newest subway line, Vaughan City Centre. Its a bit of a suburban wasteland up there at least for those of us without cars. A look at Google tells us that there is nowhere open that we can eat. The only places within walking distance seem to be open only on weekdays. We change our plans on the fly and add a destination: The TCAF Bookstore at the . This bookstore specializes in graphic novels and comics. It also has a small section devoted to Toronto-specific books and urbanism. Sage wanted to pick up some books on animation as shes decided to start learning to do animation for a new project shes working on.
One of the first things we notice when we get near the library is that there are a ton more people than usual. Outside are tents and exhibits and even food trucks. Inside are more exhibits. We go in to do our errand first and the first thing we see when we go inside is that there are people, mostly kids, clustered around the fountain just inside. In the fountain are rubber-band powered boats.
The owner of the boat with the purple sail is laughing at the fact that his boat is only able to go in circles. Fortunately his crew will be rescued by the person with the yellow net coming in from the right sideWe head for the bookstore. What an amazing thing that they put such a great and browsable bookstore in one of the best libraries in the city. So much interesting reading in one place.
A graphic novel called catches my eye. The art is intriguing and it has interesting storytelling that feels a bit surreal. I dont often buy books because other than reference books I rarely re-read them. So instead, I get out my phone, log on to the librarys wireless hotspot and put the book on hold. It should be at my library in a few days.
We grab Sages books and I get a a magazine with a focus on Toronto, city life, and public space with a focus on making cities livable for everyone in them. Its a good magazine and Im happy to be in a city with enough people who care about this to make a magazine like this successful.
We head outside and on the way out we notice a really cool tent made of recycled sweaters. Its by Egan OSullivan who says on the site:
We head outside after that. I saw a sign for food trucks and at this point I am ravenously hungry.
The lines look a little long and the food choices arent quite it but its a great idea to bring these here for the event.I like the name of this place. The food looked good though I didnt see any duck. I guess it is Dope as Duck not Dope because of Duck!What would a Maker Festival be without robotsI like that Ganesha made it to the event and hey, kids and teenagers being creative with technology and building things can certainly benefit from a few obstacles being removed. I do like the mixed media nature of the piece a painting but with 3D bits coming out.
Seeing this piece made here reminds me of when I was last in India. I went to many temples while I was there but just by coincidence there were more Ganesha temples by far than any others. Four of the six I went to, now that I count, in fact. While I was in Maharashtra a friend of mine there mentioned that there is a lot of artwork with Ganesha in it and some of it is very different modern pieces, classical pieces, all of different styles. She said that Ganesha doesnt mind people doing that as long as theyre respectful. Im not sure if I have the explanation quite right but I like that idea Hey, go ahead and draw me. Dont be afraid, I appreciate your trying.
By now Im really hungry and we go in search of food. The first thing we notice is that the Chinese restaurant we like to go to across the street from the library has been eaten by condo development. The whole building is empty in preparation for a tower going up above it. Fortunately we remember theres a good Japanese place nearby. I sit down and order right away. This food cannot arrive quickly enough.
I order a bento box lunch combo. In it are (clockwise from upper left): Two gyoza (fried dumplings), four avocado maki (rolls), edamame (soy beans with salt on the pods. A delicious snack, Chicken katsu crispy fried chicken with a savoury-sour sauce on it, and rice with black sesame seeds on it. In the centre are pickled ginger (typically used to cleanse the palate between sushi types but still tasty with only one type) and wasabi, a type of horseradish that can be pretty strong. If youre not careful and eat too much at once with your sushi youll feel it tingle first up your nose and then work its way to the top of your head and even to the back of your skull if you have a bunch. It can be really surprising if youre not expecting it. Im a fan of it, though.
The lunch is just the right amount and the quality is good. Though this restaurant is right in the middle of everything I often forget it exists so weve only been a few times.
Down we go in to the subway and two stops later we switch lines. Weve got a long ride northbound to the suburbs. I read a bit of a fascinating book that suggested I read some time ago. It is simultaneously fascinating and heartbreaking. Sage draws other passengers. Both she and Daegan are getting really good at that.
Finally we get to the end of the line and come back up in to the daylight.
The new stations have some great artwork. Ive never seen so many mirrors. I tried to find myself in them but Im not sure Im visible.We go outside and walk. The area around the station is pleasant, clearly a bit more designed for humans than cars, but it isnt long before that ends.
This is kind of a brilliant idea: Send your packages you ordered online here and you dont have to be home to pick them up. It works greatif you drive.I am being a little harder than I should be toward York Region they are making some nice strides in some ways. A buffered bike lane is available on a major street. Itd be better if there were physical separation but maybe with time.
It would be good if they would repaint it and add some concrete barriers.Theres even a BRT Bus Rapid Transit where only buses are allowed. They get prioritized signals and no car traffic so they can cross town quickly.
On the entire 20 minute walk to the place we see one other person walking. I dont blame them. Its a hot day, most of this area is free of trees and there are no clouds in the sky. Eventually Sage remembers I have an umbrella with me and takes it. Shes thrilled to have found portable shade.
Were here! Its time for Glow in the Dark Mini Golf!We go inside and find out that there is a party ahead of us so we have to wait about 30 minutes. No problem, we grab some tokens and play some games. After buying the tokens we find out that most of the games are really bad. That Frogger game for example just has one button and that button doesnt seem to do anything. It just eats tokens.
Eventually, though, Sage discovers the Skee Ball machines and I discover something new after having been with Sage for 26 years: She is amazing at Skee Ball. After a few games she scores high enough to hit the jackpot. Lights and sirens go off and I am blown away. I take a video of her next game which starts off slow but she gets her mojo back soon after. She doesnt get the jackpot again before we leave, though.
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Our wait is over and we are given our choice of colourful balls I get a white one that looks blue (my favourite colour) under the black lights. Sage picks an orange one and in we go.
The place is pretty amazing. Everything in the place is painted in fluorescent paint and the ceiling is covered with black lights. The result is a place that feels magical. It isnt always easy to capture what a place looks like with a camera, colours get washed out or changed, but thats not the case here. These photos needed no correction or filters to look the way it looked in there.
Sages hair and teeth are a bit fluorescent also!We have a ball. By the time we get to the end Im pretty sure that Sage handily beat me.
Im not wrong. Sage beat me by ten points (low score wins)After being in a dark building on a summer day its always a bit startling to get out in to the sun even more so when the temperature approaches 30 degrees. Its hot! Now that we know where the place is we find our way back somewhat more quickly by taking short-cuts through parking lots.
Its a little weird, though. While the area around the subway station is new and pretty, this area were in is abandoned. I feel like we should be watching for zombies.
This looks like it was once an Irish pub. The last song was sung there some time ago, though. And check out the spaces where ads or maps of the shopping centre should be. Empty.The signs looked impressive from a distance. AMC 30. A Thirty theatre multiplex. Except where it might once have played 28 Days Later, the zombies are inside, locked up and waiting for some unsuspecting urban explorer to wander in.Coming soon! NOTHING!!We cross one more big parking lot this area seems even more desolate than it was now that were not near throngs of cars passing through. Like the last trip, we pass one pedestrian on the way back.
We see a sign for a bagel shop on the way back. We both want coffee and so we head in that direction. A guy in his late 40s in a big white Audi rolls up with all of his windows. Theres music blaring from his speakers.
Sage turns to me and asks Does he know he forgot his Trans Am
Its OK, I think. Its still in the garage at his parents house.
We get back to the subway and in to the glorious air conditioning. A little more than an hour later were back home in the middle of the city. A good subway can be magical, teleporting us to a completely different world.
Added this cover. Vaulting to (eye Lover) by . A really interesting vibe on this one. Has that modern pop sound. Try this groove out. Breakdown:
Brincando com NANOPAD2 EP 9
Christmas Quiz for Adults: Can You Get 25/25
Gregg Araki's film is so fun and a spectacular ride. Olivia Wilde is perfection, as usual. Cooper Hoffman delivers similarly and proves to be super hot to me here. But I do have a thing for Gingers, sooo also I am absolutely biased. But still. Love this. Araki does it again.
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niklas eriksson
The answer my friend, is bowling in the senior citizens centre
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Liefern wohl noch nicht so lange an deutsche Kundschaft :neocat: