Book a good portion of The Whiskey Priest and I am happy. I really only went there and the test kitchen place that I can remember.
Although pre-PAX, we did go to that yummy Greek place across town.
The yummy Greek place by the Hynes? That place was indeed yummy.
I ate at the Test Kitchen and some hotel restaurant/bar, plus some of the horrifying con food.
If I were to, say, get a reservation at Whiskey Priest for a large party Sunday evening, who would be interested in committing ahead of time to show up?
I could hang out at the Whiskey Priest on Sunday after the Omegathon Finale. I have a +1 along that is not a forumite (and most of you have no idea who I am to start with), but I could definitely be around.
I'm flying back on Monday myself. If you had to schedule something earlier, I might still be interested, but I am always incredibly pumped for the Omegathon.
Book a good portion of The Whiskey Priest and I am happy. I really only went there and the test kitchen place that I can remember.
Although pre-PAX, we did go to that yummy Greek place across town.
The yummy Greek place by the Hynes? That place was indeed yummy.
I ate at the Test Kitchen and some hotel restaurant/bar, plus some of the horrifying con food.
If I were to, say, get a reservation at Whiskey Priest for a large party Sunday evening, who would be interested in committing ahead of time to show up?
I'd go. Even if I can't get into PAX me and my friends might come up to Boston anyway.
Tea cozies are an example of things that I find useful, but refuse to own because of the name. Perhaps I'll get one that is black and call it my "tea centric thermal energy retention and isolation overlay".
I utilize a Japanese cast-iron teapot and enameled iron cups when I serve really good tea. The secret is to boil some water beforehand and preheat the cups and the pot before you brew the tea. The cups are smaller, so you finish the tea before it cools, and the entire set retains heat far better than porcelain (but be advised: it conducts it better, too; don't get burned). Expensive but worth it; luckily for me, my parents own that tea service, so I didn't have to indulge my hobby too much beyond the cost of some excellent Gunpowder and Darjeeling looseleaf.
A less-expensive option is a Bodum Assam tea press (remove the press body for blooming teas) and double-walled glass cups. The air between the walls keeps the outer wall nice and cool, and the tea piping hot much longer than a porcelain mug. Both items are marvels of modern tea service design, too.
Finally adding some of the FRC peeps to my Face's book friends. I guess this officially makes us friends now, huh.
I think I'm going to do the opposite. Going to remove all the people that I don't actually know.
You mean people you don't know outside of the internet? The way I use Facebook is to connect with people both from work/hanging out and cool people I meet online, usually the latter. The former I generally see regularly anyway, so I don't need an online tool for anything more than a message board (for RPG planning) and an event calendar (since I can't convince everyone to use Google's calendar). Although I don't friend random people who I don't have a dialog with (like celebrities or whatever), and I'll probably go through and cull my friends' list soon.
I'm starting to make it a deal breaker. If the only way I can reach you is by Facebook I just won't reach you. I only keep it because of group projects.
Apreche does not deem internet people worthy of being his facebook friends. I also take it that he doesn't really use facebook anyway. So he's doesn't think it's worth spending the time he doesn't spend on the thing he doesn't use.
Apreche does not deem internet people worthy of being his facebook friends. I also take it that he doesn't really use facebook anyway. So he's doesn't think it's worth spending the time he doesn't spend on the thing he doesn't use.
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Although pre-PAX, we did go to that yummy Greek place across town.
I ate at the Test Kitchen and some hotel restaurant/bar, plus some of the horrifying con food.
If I were to, say, get a reservation at Whiskey Priest for a large party Sunday evening, who would be interested in committing ahead of time to show up?
And yes, that Greek place.
For instance, the following apparatus:
A less-expensive option is a Bodum Assam tea press (remove the press body for blooming teas) and double-walled glass cups. The air between the walls keeps the outer wall nice and cool, and the tea piping hot much longer than a porcelain mug. Both items are marvels of modern tea service design, too.
Wait, what do you mean I can't do a direct upgrade from Windows XP? Welp, time to back up my C:\ drive.