“Cold ways kill cool lovers
Strange way we love to suffer
Why won’t you fall back in love with me
There ain’t no way we’re gonna find another
The way we sleep all summer
So why won’t you fall back in love with me”
“She does not know
her beauty,
she thinks her brown body
has no glory.”
We were up early this morning, trying to head out before traffic gets bad. Snapped this photo of Kirt and Liz, taking a moment to lookout on the lake… one last time, before heading home.
Day trip today, over to Montague Tree Farms in search of an Xmas tree.
One place where I took a ton of photos: Cosmic Candy Company (aka Pentwater Popcorn).
A busy kitchen. And me, just standing off to the side, watching all the action take place. L to R it’s Liz, waiting on some ingredients, Kirt tending to the turkey and potatoes, Izzy prepping biscuits and rolling croissants, Anne checking the cupboards.
“Thank God
Thank God for making a Hell
Thank God for making a place full of fire
And greedy-ass liars
Where I’m just like everyone else
Thank God for Hell”
I popped awake pretty early today. And after showing, got started in with my work day a bit earlier than normal.
We’re spending Thanksgiving with the Holder family, up at their lakehouse in Whitehall. Liz and I ended up arriving a few days before everyone else, deciding to bring our laptops (and monitors) so that we could still work from home. Albeit from a new/different home.
Travel day, Chicago to Whitehall. I think it’s both pragmatic and ridiculous, the way we transported our computer monitors.
“We have almost nothing left,
no ground in common.
At best, a brand
or maybe a miniseries.”
“We launched GameSnacks to test whether lightweight, casual games would resonate with people who use the internet via low memory devices on 2G and 3G networks, especially in countries like India and Indonesia.”
“Who knows what time is gonna do
All?I ?know? is the simple?truth
I like watching?the days go by with you”
Having finished up her hall window work, Liz has started tackling the restoration work on the vintage door we picked up, earlier this year.
Came across this video on BoingBoing and got sucked in. It’s not quite all about food production, and looks a bit more into the economics and business of running a Ramen shop in Japan.