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| 2008-07-06 23:31 |
| Don't Go Chasing Waterfalls |
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Earlier in the year, Maria and I bought a copy of 200 Waterfalls in Central & Western New York, and we finally took the opportunity to start following some of its directions.
On Friday, we went to three sites: Medina Falls (Medina, NY), Serenity Falls (Forest Lawn Cemetery, Buffalo, NY), and Eternal Flame Falls (Chestnut Ridge Park, Orchard Park, NY). After this, we tried out the Anchor Bar (the claimed home of Buffalo Wings); Maria liked them, but I thought that they were over-crisped and had insufficient sauce.
On Sunday, we toured Stony Brook State Park (Dansville, NY) and enjoyed numerous waterfalls there and some of its trails.
I placed some of my pictures online.
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i just found the site for getting a filming permit and i was wondering if anyone knows how long it takes for it to go through? also if you know of other places to film that don't need permits or are easy to get permits for [maybe a cafe or a school....)
thanks.
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Helping Capitol Records Promote. Click the pic. = )
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This isn't really the sort of thing one can Google.
My bathroom is Hell-themed. We have red towels, a flames shower curtain from Archie McPhee, a ceramic skull mug for the toothbrushes, and that's it so far. Does anyone know of good sources for other Hell/death-related merchandise, or local artists that do death-themed artwork?
Snark and advice are both welcome.
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| 2008-07-05 00:32 |
| Fourth crowd surfing |
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I basically hung out in my own apartment all day. No 4th party this year, since I didn't want to organize long distance. Still friends were welcome to BYOB and watch if they wanted. (I didn't advertise this, since too many people showing up would mean organizing.) Jason and Keenan came by around 6:30? Maybe 7:30. I wasn't paying attention. Lindsey brought her... well whatever their official status is I don't know. And Deanna showed up and brought her new york friends and one other person. Fairly small.
ANyway, the point I am getting to is that after it was all over, the New Yorkers invited me to tag along when they headed up to their possible new domicile for the tail end of a party there. So I went along. Been a while since I party hopped with people I don't know. Like 1992 maybe? I don't know. And I felt comfortable doing it too. Socializing with people I don't know. If you know me, you know how tough that is for me.
Anyway, back home now. I might get some sleep tonight. Last night I didn't.
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Seriously. WTF is going on?! There is a helicopter circling a very small radius around my house in Burien. I'm getting very annoyed, as it's gone on for at least 10 minutes now...round and round...
NO. I haven't googled. I'm just here to vent.
Make it stop. I'm going mad!
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I'm looking for some high quality glossy black and white toile gift wrap. Pretty specific, I know. I'll be in Seattle in a few days for a day trip and I was wondering if anybody here knew of maybe a fancy stationary store that might carry such a thing.
Thanks. I appreciate it!
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Fair metronaturals,
In an effort to streamline my consumption habits and my quest to become the ultimate Seattle dandy, I'm seeking out any and all cool clothing boutiques in the Seattle area, preferably those with a blog to syndicate but it's fine if they don't. This is kind of a project of mine so any tip would be useful. Doesn't matter if they're male or female as I'm a transsexual.
So far I found Blackbird in Ballard, Ian in Belltown/Fremont, Winner's Circle in Cap Hill, Impulse in Fremont, Atlas in Cap Hill... I know there's that skater mens shop over on Pike next to Victrola, ahhh, man, what else...
stores, websites that cover this info, anything would help... ty <3
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Fright...erm...I mean FLIGHT has been booked for Hong Kong for August. And I have approval for an additional trip in early October.
This means I should have enough more than enough miles saved up for a free ticket to NOLA for Halloween weekend :D
Let's jetset!!
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