Sunday, October 23, 2005
Cheating
In my quest to practice the craft of writing, I've begun this blog. I think blogging becomes cheating in a way. Who else gets to write and have immediate publication? Sometimes I really hate the whole idea of a blog. And sometimes I just give into the self-deluded self-indulgence.
Wednesday, October 19, 2005
Prince of Ketchup
My first celebrity sighting in Pittsburgh occurred right before the Warhol Bridge. I saw Chris Heinz, Prince of Ketchup, standing on the corner in a navy blazer with a bunch of older gentlemen who were also similarly dressed. I'm almost certain it was him, not that I stalk him or anything. I should post it on Craigslist Missing Connections, because I'm absolutely sure he saw me too and was into me. *smirk*
Tuesday, October 18, 2005
Yous Come Back Now
Apparently Yinzers(Pittsburghers) have this thing about bridges and tunnels. They don't like to cross them or go through them. As a result, they end up spending most of their time only in their neighbourhood. Since I'm a cultural chameleon, I was understandably trepidatious when A* wanted to hang out in the Southside.
I live in North Oakland, which is apparently distinct from Oakland. I'm not entirely sure how it works, other than being north of Oakland proper.
A* is not from Pittsburgh. A* cuts her own hair, which is fairly impressive considering how good her hair looks.
So at any rate, I don't know A* very well, but I met her outside the museum(Carnegie Museum of Natural History). She actually works inside the museum, as indicated by her ID badge. I just wanted to be clear that I don't randomly approach complete strangers, just because they happen to be standing outside museums.
I live in North Oakland, which is apparently distinct from Oakland. I'm not entirely sure how it works, other than being north of Oakland proper.
A* is not from Pittsburgh. A* cuts her own hair, which is fairly impressive considering how good her hair looks.
So at any rate, I don't know A* very well, but I met her outside the museum(Carnegie Museum of Natural History). She actually works inside the museum, as indicated by her ID badge. I just wanted to be clear that I don't randomly approach complete strangers, just because they happen to be standing outside museums.
Tuesday, October 11, 2005
The Poor Amish
It smells like winter. I'm feeling a chill in the air. It's been noticeably colder here. I can't just walk around naked in the apartment anymore. I'm kidding. Really. We don't have any curtains up. T* the maintenance guy told us that when an Amish family is in debt, they won't let them have luxuries like curtains.
We live like poor Amish.
We live like poor Amish.
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