As it turns out, Kashif’s folks own a Gold Coast Dogs nearby. And today, he offered to buy everyone lunch – so an order sheet went around, and we were in some kind of hot dog heaven. Lots of food all around, and more hot dogs, chili dogs, brats, fries and onion rings than you …
After dinner, we all parted ways with plans to meet up with Dave and his sister at Beechwood later on. I decompressed at home a bit, then headed out down the street to Beechwood (which, is on the corner of Beech and Wood, of course). I got there a bit early (10 PM), and so …
After work, there were plans for an impromptu poker game. But we realized that this was Kent’s only night to really hang out with Rob, and so we shifted our plans to Thai food. We all (me, Rob, Kent, Justin and Will) walked a few blocks to Singha for drinks and pad thai. Good stuff. …
Got a chance to hang out with Kent tonight, and met up with him and Justin at Clubfoot for a few drinks. Jokermobile! Kent, sinking a beer. We hung out here until maybe midnight or so. Fun stuff – haven’t been to Clubfoot in a long while, and had a good time just hanging out, …
I’m always fascinated by sidewalk chalk art. Sometimes, it makes me existential. Sometimes, it creeps me out. But today, it just made me smile.
You may not know this about me, but I’ve had an interest in the Giant Squid for a long time. Several years ago, back when I was a graduate student at OSU, I saw this fantastic documentary about the “Search for the Giant Squid.” Here’s the thing: for a long time, scientists have surmised the …
Swung by Filter after work with Justin. We were meeting up with Kent, and grabbed a table to kill some time. What can I say, I like taking pictures of the room via this mirror. You can see me and Justin on the left. I happened to snap this right as Kent walked in to …
That’s right, baby! Yeah! Nerd, you say? Geeky what? Well let me tell you something, buster. Nothing you say will diminish this victory. Why don’t you head on over and solve it, if you’re so smart?
Felix's Chinese name is Wei Tien. For the longest time, he thought his name meant "very sky." But he later found out it roughly translated to "Preserver of Heaven."
Felix was in show choir in high school. He can still pull out the old "jazz hands" if need be, due in no small part to muscle memory.
Every once in a while, Felix has some interesting run-ins with other Asians. At times, they're armed with cameras; at other times, he has the slight feeling that they might be armed, period.
