My brother (center) competed in the steer roping at the Hollister Rodeo - Go bro!
Nice - Giddy Up!
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Yesterday
What I missed because I couldn't find time in my busy schedule of arguing with someone all day to get to Hollister. Gah!
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
The Best Thing I Have Heard Today
"A Handjob is still a job, okay?"
~ Terry of Tacos, Tacos, Tacos, Tacos (Reno 911)
after getting caught on the intersection camera
giving handjobs for $3.00 each during the red lights
Monday, June 1, 2009
I Love A Good Lecture!
Anthony Bourdain had a speaking engagement at the Flint Center in Cupertino, and I was there baby! I can prove it.
Oh my god, there he is!
This photo may be slightly clearer...maybe [I didn't take this one, by the way]
Oh my god, there he is!
This photo may be slightly clearer...maybe [I didn't take this one, by the way]What an entertaining evening! AB is interesting, engaging, intelligent, honest and not afraid to be pretty damn candid - love it!
In addition to being quite an accomplished chef in his own right, AB is also an author and host of No Reservations on the Travel Channel. To some he may be considered a bit of an acquired taste, but I like to think to many more he is a refreshingly honest voice in today's food culture in this country.
Some of the highlights:
Thinks Vegetarianism is fundamentally just rude, and wasn't afraid to say so as he supposed the veges in the audience didn't have enough strength to get too angry. The idea that someone cooked for you, extended their hospitality and generosity and then would have that refused seems horrible rude to AB. [This was ultimately why my attempts at vegetarianism failed. When applying it around others, I felt awkward and rude all the time.]
He is not a huge fan of Guy Fieri and thinks his bling makes it virtually impossible for sanitary food handling to be taking place. [Something to think about there people...]
IS a Mario Batali fan. [Bravo!]
Considers Sandra Lee's Kwanzaa cake one of the most painful television pieces to ever hit Food Network. [I agree; it is horrible -- I keep waiting for her to make a formal apology. It really is an all new low on her "cooking".]
AB resides in New York, but Vietnam is in his top five places he would want to live. [You just don't hear about people falling in love with Vietnam all that often.]
In addition to being quite an accomplished chef in his own right, AB is also an author and host of No Reservations on the Travel Channel. To some he may be considered a bit of an acquired taste, but I like to think to many more he is a refreshingly honest voice in today's food culture in this country.
Some of the highlights:
Thinks Vegetarianism is fundamentally just rude, and wasn't afraid to say so as he supposed the veges in the audience didn't have enough strength to get too angry. The idea that someone cooked for you, extended their hospitality and generosity and then would have that refused seems horrible rude to AB. [This was ultimately why my attempts at vegetarianism failed. When applying it around others, I felt awkward and rude all the time.]
He is not a huge fan of Guy Fieri and thinks his bling makes it virtually impossible for sanitary food handling to be taking place. [Something to think about there people...]
IS a Mario Batali fan. [Bravo!]
Considers Sandra Lee's Kwanzaa cake one of the most painful television pieces to ever hit Food Network. [I agree; it is horrible -- I keep waiting for her to make a formal apology. It really is an all new low on her "cooking".]
AB resides in New York, but Vietnam is in his top five places he would want to live. [You just don't hear about people falling in love with Vietnam all that often.]
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