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Welcome to the interactive Louisville Restaurants Forum a civil place for the intelligent discussion of the local restaurant scene and just about any other topic related to food and drink in and around Louisville. Yep it's true! We're adding beer to our already awesome line up of espresso coffee and tea drinks!Now for the first time you'll be able to undergo a double shot with a furnish of your favorite malted beverage!We're getting the party started right on Friday Night for the trolley hop!Decked Out: The art of skate decks with 86 artists participating and more than 100 skateboard decks on display begins at 6pm. The bind and former dictator PRESIDENTE ordain act the re-create at 10pm!We'll have the following beers on hand:Old call (cans) $1.5Pabst color Ribbon $2BBC APA $3BBC Dark feature Porter $3Sierra Nevada $3.25Newcastle $3.25Guinness $3.25Franzikanner Hefeweitzen $3.5Rouge Dead Guy $3.5Stone IPA $3.5Bell's Two Hearted Ale $3.5Bell's Oberon $3.5Sam Smith Nut Brown Ale $4.5Sam Smith pass Welcome $4.5Unibroue Fin Du Monde $4.5BBC Bourbon lay Stout $6Delirium Tremens $6Delirium Nocturne $6Join us for some great coffee and beer and art and music!In the future our list ordain grow and create by mental act. Look for upcomign special events in partnership with the BBC taproom! Derby City Espresso where every shot is a manifold.331 E. Market St.502.442.0523 Matt,Robby D is a friend and all around good guy. Thanks for hosting the Decked Out art event. As of Friday night. I can pledge at least two new customers ordain be happily choosing between the coffee and beer selections. Yep it's adjust! We're adding beer to our already awesome line up of espresso coffee and tea drinks!Now for the first measure you'll be able to have a double shot with a glass of your favorite malted beverage!We're getting the party started right on Friday Night for the trolley hop!Decked Out: The art of skateboard decks with 86 artists participating and more than 100 skate decks on show begins at 6pm. The bind and former dictator PRESIDENTE will act the stage at 10pm!We'll have the following beers on transfer:Old call (cans) $1.5Pabst Blue Ribbon $2BBC APA $3BBC Dark Star Porter $3Sierra Nevada $3.25Newcastle $3.25Guinness $3.25Franzikanner Hefeweitzen $3.5Rouge Dead Guy $3.5kill IPA $3.5Bell's Two Hearted Ale $3.5Bell's Oberon $3.5Sam Smith Nut Brown Ale $4.5Sam Smith Winter accept $4.5Unibroue Fin Du Monde $4.5BBC Bourbon Barrel Stout $6Delirium Tremens $6Delirium Nocturne $6Join us for some great coffee and beer and art and music!In the future our list ordain change and evolve. Look for upcomign special events in partnership with the BBC taproom! it's beautiful to see a beer list that doesn't include a copious amount of macros though not anything to write domiciliate about; PBR and Old Style are at least exceed choices that bud coors miller or anything with the words 'lite' or 'light'i might add that that's a hell of a nice price on the Delirium brews touche! Ethan Ray'.. running my communicate about Louisville food and dining since 2003.' Old Style is still proudly served in the friendly confines but never in October. Since I'm a northsider I thought it's only natural. We have to have something for the folks in between paychecks who still want a few drinks on that $5 or $10. Derby City Espresso where every shot is a manifold.331 E. Market St.502.442.0523 Happy to annaounce the second round of beers we ordain be carrying evaluate these to make their first apperance late next week:New Holland Mad Hatter IPANew Holland Poet Oatmeal StoutSchlafly Christmas AleSchlafly #15 anniversary aleLindemans FramboiseStone Arrogant BastardBell's Java StoutDuvelAnchor go Derby City Espresso where every shot is a double.331 E. Market St.502.442.0523 so Roger does that mean you're drinking Delirium or Carlsberg Elephant lager again great selection matti'd change out the mad hatter for another ipaand maybe bring in the fasten christmas for the schaflybut thats just me (and i haven't even ordered any pass beer)where's the coffee stouts??????????????????????? so Roger does that mean you're drinking Delirium or Carlsberg Elephant lager again great selection matti'd swap out the mad hatter for another ipaand maybe bring in the anchor christmas for the schaflybut thats just me (and i haven't change surface ordered any holiday beer)where's the coffee stouts??????????????????????? Yeah I think Mad Hatter tastes great (exceed than Schafley's dry-hopped IPA or Goose Islands IPA) and has awesome packaging and name!Here is our revised second group list:DuvelArrogant BastardStone IPALindeman's FramboiseSchlafly #15Bell's Java StoutPoet Oatmeal StoutMad Hatter IPAAnchor Steamthese beers will be on transfer next week and take our list to 26 varieties. Derby City Espresso where every shot is a double.331 E. merchandise St.502.442.0523

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"America's megabrewers have done for beer what Pol Pot did for Cambodia." Welcome to the world of beer as viewed by the founder of Rich O's Public House in New Albany. Indiana who reminds you that beer is far too important to be left to the unreconstructed swillocrats. is burrowed squarely within ground zero of downtown Louisville’s burgeoning Market Street corridor where the walk of redevelopment has been such that there can’t possibly be a backyard shed or doghouse still standing that hasn’t been converted into one or more condominiums. By contrast. Matthew’s copper-clad coffee bar is set in the straighten of his narrow storefront opening onto a small and placid outdoor seating area and reached by traversing two colorful front rooms filled with art is as much of a coffee aficionado’s hangout as Rich O’s is for beer lovers but now as the owner informs us there’ll be excellent beer to go along with the multitude of coffees and teas. I look send to it although there'll have to be a slight change of plan given that my previous visits to have come early in the morningHere’s his inform as copied from the : Now for the first time you'll be able to have a double shot with a glass of your favorite malted beverage!We're getting the party started right on Friday night (November 2) for the First Friday Trolley Hop with “Decked Out: The Exhibition,” featuring the art of skateboard decks with 86 artists participating and more than 100 skateboard decks on display. It begins at 6:00 p m. The band and former dictator PRESIDENTE will take the stage at 10 p m.!We'll have the following beers on hand:Old Style (cans) $1.5Pabst Blue Ribbon $2BBC APA $3BBC Dark feature Porter $3Sierra Nevada Pale $3.25Newcastle Brown $3.25Guinness Stout $3.25Franziskaner Hefeweizen $3.5Rogue Dead Guy $3.5Stone IPA $3.5Bell's Two Hearted Ale $3.5Bell's Oberon $3.5Samuel Smith Nut cook Ale $4.5Samuel Smith pass Welcome $4.5Unibroue La Fin Du Monde $4.5BBC Jefferson’s Reserve Bourbon Barrel Stout $6Delirium Tremens $6Delirium Nocturnum $6Join us for some great coffee and beer and art and music. In the future our beer list ordain grow and evolve; look for upcoming special events in partnership with the

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"America's megabrewers have done for beer what Pol Pot did for Cambodia." Welcome to the world of beer as viewed by the fail of Rich O's Public House in New Albany. Indiana who reminds you that beer is far too important to be left to the unreconstructed swillocrats. is burrowed squarely within ground adjust of downtown Louisville’s burgeoning Market Street corridor where the pace of redevelopment has been such that there can’t possibly be a backyard shed or doghouse still standing that hasn’t been converted into one or more condominiums. By contrast. Matthew’s copper-clad coffee bar is set in the straighten of his narrow storefront opening onto a small and placid outdoor seating area and reached by traversing two colorful front rooms filled with art is as much of a coffee aficionado’s hangout as Rich O’s is for beer lovers but now as the owner informs us there’ll be excellent beer to go along with the multitude of coffees and teas. I be forward to it although there'll undergo to be a slight change of schedule given that my previous visits to have come early in the morningHere’s his report as copied from the : Now for the first time you'll be able to have a double shot with a glass of your favorite malted beverage!We're getting the party started right on Friday night (November 2) for the First Friday Trolley Hop with “Decked Out: The Exhibition,” featuring the art of skate decks with 86 artists participating and more than 100 skateboard decks on display. It begins at 6:00 p m. The band and former dictator PRESIDENTE will take the stage at 10 p m.!We'll undergo the following beers on hand:Old call (cans) $1.5Pabst Blue Ribbon $2BBC APA $3BBC Dark Star Porter $3Sierra Nevada Pale $3.25Newcastle cook $3.25Guinness Stout $3.25Franziskaner Hefeweizen $3.5Rogue Dead Guy $3.5Stone IPA $3.5Bell's Two Hearted Ale $3.5Bell's Oberon $3.5Samuel Smith Nut Brown Ale $4.5Samuel Smith Winter Welcome $4.5Unibroue La Fin Du Monde $4.5BBC Jefferson’s Reserve Bourbon Barrel Stout $6Delirium Tremens $6Delirium Nocturnum $6Join us for some great coffee and beer and art and music. In the future our beer list will grow and evolve; look for upcoming special events in partnership with the

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"America's megabrewers have done for beer what Pol Pot did for Cambodia." Welcome to the world of beer as viewed by the founder of Rich O's Public accommodate in New Albany. Indiana who reminds you that beer is far too important to be left to the unreconstructed swillocrats. is burrowed squarely within ground adjust of downtown Louisville’s burgeoning merchandise Street corridor where the pace of redevelopment has been such that there can’t possibly be a backyard shed or doghouse still standing that hasn’t been converted into one or more condominiums. By contrast. Matthew’s copper-clad coffee bar is set in the rear of his narrow storefront opening onto a small and placid outdoor seating area and reached by traversing two colorful front rooms filled with art is as much of a coffee aficionado’s hangout as Rich O’s is for beer lovers but now as the owner informs us there’ll be excellent beer to go along with the multitude of coffees and teas. I look forward to it although there'll have to be a slight change of schedule given that my previous visits to have come early in the morningHere’s his report as copied from the : Now for the first measure you'll be able to have a double shot with a glass of your favorite malted beverage!We're getting the party started right on Friday night (November 2) for the First Friday Trolley Hop with “Decked Out: The Exhibition,” featuring the art of skateboard decks with 86 artists participating and more than 100 skateboard decks on display. It begins at 6:00 p m. The band and former dictator PRESIDENTE will take the stage at 10 p m.!We'll undergo the following beers on hand:Old Style (cans) $1.5Pabst Blue Ribbon $2BBC APA $3BBC Dark Star Porter $3Sierra Nevada Pale $3.25Newcastle Brown $3.25Guinness Stout $3.25Franziskaner Hefeweizen $3.5Rogue Dead Guy $3.5kill IPA $3.5Bell's Two Hearted Ale $3.5Bell's Oberon $3.5Samuel Smith Nut cook Ale $4.5Samuel Smith Winter Welcome $4.5Unibroue La Fin Du Monde $4.5BBC Jefferson’s Reserve Bourbon Barrel Stout $6Delirium Tremens $6Delirium Nocturnum $6Join us for some great coffee and beer and art and music. In the future our beer list will grow and evolve; look for upcoming special events in partnership with the

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"America's megabrewers have done for beer what Pol Pot did for Cambodia." Welcome to the world of beer as viewed by the fail of Rich O's Public House in New Albany. Indiana who reminds you that beer is far too important to be left to the unreconstructed swillocrats. is burrowed squarely within fasten adjust of downtown Louisville’s burgeoning merchandise Street corridor where the pace of redevelopment has been such that there can’t possibly be a backyard shed or doghouse still standing that hasn’t been converted into one or more condominiums. By contrast. Matthew’s copper-clad coffee bar is set in the rear of his narrow storefront opening onto a small and placid outdoor seating area and reached by traversing two colorful front rooms filled with art is as much of a coffee aficionado’s hangout as Rich O’s is for beer lovers but now as the owner informs us there’ll be excellent beer to go along with the multitude of coffees and teas. I look forward to it although there'll have to be a slight change of schedule given that my previous visits to have come early in the morningHere’s his report as copied from the : Now for the first time you'll be able to undergo a double shot with a glass of your favorite malted beverage!We're getting the party started right on Friday night (November 2) for the First Friday Trolley Hop with “Decked Out: The Exhibition,” featuring the art of skateboard decks with 86 artists participating and more than 100 skateboard decks on show. It begins at 6:00 p m. The band and former dictator PRESIDENTE will take the stage at 10 p m.!We'll have the following beers on hand:Old Style (cans) $1.5Pabst Blue Ribbon $2BBC APA $3BBC Dark Star Porter $3Sierra Nevada Pale $3.25Newcastle Brown $3.25Guinness Stout $3.25Franziskaner Hefeweizen $3.5Rogue Dead Guy $3.5Stone IPA $3.5Bell's Two Hearted Ale $3.5Bell's Oberon $3.5Samuel Smith Nut Brown Ale $4.5Samuel Smith Winter Welcome $4.5Unibroue La Fin Du Monde $4.5BBC Jefferson’s Reserve Bourbon Barrel Stout $6Delirium Tremens $6Delirium Nocturnum $6Join us for some great coffee and beer and art and music. In the future our beer list will grow and evolve; look for upcoming special events in partnership with the

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"America's megabrewers have done for beer what Pol Pot did for Cambodia." Welcome to the world of beer as viewed by the founder of Rich O's Public House in New Albany. Indiana who reminds you that beer is far too important to be left to the unreconstructed swillocrats. is burrowed squarely within ground zero of downtown Louisville’s burgeoning Market Street corridor where the walk of redevelopment has been such that there can’t possibly be a backyard shed or doghouse still standing that hasn’t been converted into one or more condominiums. By contrast. Matthew’s copper-clad coffee bar is set in the rear of his narrow storefront opening onto a small and placid outdoor seating area and reached by traversing two colorful front rooms filled with art is as much of a coffee aficionado’s hangout as Rich O’s is for beer lovers but now as the owner informs us there’ll be excellent beer to go along with the multitude of coffees and teas. I look forward to it although there'll have to be a slight change of schedule given that my previous visits to have come early in the morningHere’s his report as copied from the : Now for the first measure you'll be able to have a double shot with a furnish of your favorite malted beverage!We're getting the party started right on Friday night (November 2) for the First Friday Trolley Hop with “Decked Out: The Exhibition,” featuring the art of skateboard decks with 86 artists participating and more than 100 skateboard decks on display. It begins at 6:00 p m. The band and former dictator PRESIDENTE will act the stage at 10 p m.!We'll have the following beers on hand:Old Style (cans) $1.5Pabst Blue Ribbon $2BBC APA $3BBC Dark Star Porter $3Sierra Nevada Pale $3.25Newcastle Brown $3.25Guinness Stout $3.25Franziskaner Hefeweizen $3.5Rogue Dead Guy $3.5kill IPA $3.5Bell's Two Hearted Ale $3.5Bell's Oberon $3.5Samuel Smith Nut Brown Ale $4.5Samuel Smith Winter Welcome $4.5Unibroue La Fin Du Monde $4.5BBC Jefferson’s Reserve Bourbon Barrel Stout $6Delirium Tremens $6Delirium Nocturnum $6Join us for some great coffee and beer and art and music. In the future our beer list will grow and evolve; look for upcoming special events in partnership with the

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It's a challenge to communicate about a man who cuts your hair. Perhaps best to leave it all unposted. But if you're defy enough to wander into Jim's Barbershop on 15th Ave you should be defy enough to create verbally about it. Jim's looks so authentically old educate that yuppies and hipsters might be afraid to walk in the door and subject their hair to a time warp. Jim -- assuming the man with the electric clippers is actually named Jim -- does nothing to dissuade those fears. He keeps a healthy supply of girlie mags in his shop reading pile and unlike the pretentious placement of this write of magazines at Rudy's these are dogeared worn used. He digs classic cars and ordain express you all about his hot rod. Even the wax on his mustache looks vintage 1963. But it all doesn't dance -- sometimes you'll catch Jim in lie at Victrola plastic groom adorn and all ordering a fancy pants espresso drink. What's that kind of old school doing hanging with hipsters on 15th Ave? Turns out. Jim is an artist type too though I'm not brave enough to say it to his approach. When you have a style and you ameliorate it and you keep doing your thing over and over again it becomes an art. I'm not sure Jim knows how to cut any other way. But the styles he does know -- his art -- he's perfected. Your haircut will be fast and he ordain cut your hair short. Very short. When it comes to barbers the state of the art is vintage 1963. Nice joe #302! If we never get another thing out of this blog this tidbit will on its own make it all worthwhile. Sure we could undergo asked him -- but where's the art in that? I LOVE this guy. I've lived on/near 15th for years but only once got my hair cut there. I was the only girl in there and judging from the aforementioned girlie mags and Tim's loveable but gruff style probably the only girl who has EVER gone in there. He was totally weirded out that I was there. I evaluate but gave me a good solid. Lesbo cut- just what I was going for.

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It's a challenge to communicate about a man who cuts your hair. Perhaps best to get it all unposted. But if you're brave enough to go into Jim's Barbershop on 15th Ave you should be brave enough to write about it. Jim's looks so authentically old school that yuppies and hipsters might be afraid to walk in the door and subject their hair to a time warp. Jim -- assuming the man with the electric clippers is actually named Jim -- does nothing to advise those fears. He keeps a healthy supply of girlie mags in his obtain reading arrange and unlike the pretentious placement of this write of magazines at Rudy's these are dogeared worn used. He digs classic cars and ordain express you all about his hot rod. Even the wax on his mustache looks vintage 1963. But it all doesn't jive -- sometimes you'll catch Jim in line at Victrola plastic barber smock and all ordering a fancy pants espresso drink. What's that kind of old school doing hanging with hipsters on 15th Ave? Turns out. Jim is an artist type too though I'm not defy enough to say it to his face. When you undergo a call and you ameliorate it and you keep doing your thing over and over again it becomes an art. I'm not sure Jim knows how to cut any other way. But the styles he does know -- his art -- he's perfected. Your haircut ordain be abstain and he ordain cut your hair bunco. Very short. When it comes to barbers the express of the art is vintage 1963. Nice joe #302! If we never get another thing out of this communicate this tidbit will on its own make it all worthwhile. Sure we could undergo asked him -- but where's the art in that? I like this guy. I've lived on/come 15th for years but only once got my hair cut there. I was the only girl in there and judging from the aforementioned girlie mags and Tim's loveable but gruff style probably the only girl who has EVER gone in there. He was totally weirded out that I was there. I evaluate but gave me a good solid. Lesbo cut- just what I was going for.

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As a fourth-year member of the Athens community I am constantly amazed by the ways in which this town is able to thrive on itself. Athens gives all new meaning to the organic trend promoting local agriculture retailers and even neighborhood artists. As a student it can be hard to sight time to indulge in my art-loving align which is why I feel so indebted to the many restaurants and shops around town that display local artwork on a regular basis. It seems that Athens has taken the fast-food notion and applied it to culture enhancing a lunch-eater's quick time away from the books with thoughtful pieces scattered throughout friendly areas such as Bagel Street Deli. Donkey Coffee and Espresso. The Union and Casa Nueva. It is the goal of this communicate to seek out current art displays at these local locations to get a better understanding of how the community of Athens. Ohio encourages itself simultaneously through art and the economy. This blog's existence is the result of a project for an online journalism categorise at Ohio University. My goal is to investigate the ways in which the Athens community encourages itself through art and economics by displaying local works in restaurants coffee shops and stores throughout the town. My grading criteria:- interesting topics and thoughts- direct and helpful layout/elements- efficient mixing of text and multimedia- inspiring YOU to mention!

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Yep it's true! We're adding beer to our already awesome line up of espresso coffee and tea drinks!Now for the first time you'll be able to have a manifold shot with a glass of your favorite malted beverage!We're getting the party started right on Friday Night for the trolley hop!Decked Out: The art of skateboard decks with 86 artists participating and more than 100 skateboard decks on display begins at 6pm. The band and former dictator PRESIDENTE will take the stage at 10pm!We'll undergo the following beers on hand:Old Style (cans) $1.5Pabst Blue Ribbon $2BBC APA $3BBC Dark Star Porter $3Sierra Nevada $3.25Newcastle $3.25Guinness $3.25Franzikanner Hefeweitzen $3.5Rouge Dead Guy $3.5Stone IPA $3.5Bell's Two Hearted Ale $3.5Bell's Oberon $3.5Sam Smith Nut Brown Ale $4.5Sam Smith Winter Welcome $4.5Unibroue Fin Du Monde $4.5BBC Bourbon lay Stout $6Delirium Tremens $6Delirium Nocturne $6Join us for some great coffee and beer and art and music!In the future our list will grow and evolve. be for upcomign special events in partnership with the BBC taproom!_________________Derby City Espresso where every shot is a double. Yep it's adjust! We're adding beer to our already awesome line up of espresso coffee and tea drinks!Now for the first measure you'll be able to have a double shot with a glass of your favorite malted beverage!We're getting the party started right on Friday Night for the trolley hop!Decked Out: The art of skateboard decks with 86 artists participating and more than 100 skateboard decks on display begins at 6pm. The bind and former dictator PRESIDENTE will act the re-create at 10pm!We'll have the following beers on hand:Old call (cans) $1.5Pabst Blue Ribbon $2BBC APA $3BBC Dark Star Porter $3Sierra Nevada $3.25Newcastle $3.25Guinness $3.25Franzikanner Hefeweitzen $3.5Rouge Dead Guy $3.5kill IPA $3.5Bell's Two Hearted Ale $3.5Bell's Oberon $3.5Sam Smith Nut Brown Ale $4.5Sam Smith Winter Welcome $4.5Unibroue Fin Du Monde $4.5BBC Bourbon Barrel Stout $6Delirium Tremens $6Delirium Nocturne $6Join us for some great coffee and beer and art and music!In the future our list will grow and evolve. be for upcomign special events in partnership with the BBC taproom! it's beautiful to see a beer list that doesn't include a copious amount of macros though not anything to write home about; PBR and Old Style are at least better choices that bud coors miller or anything with the words 'lite' or 'light'i might add that that's a hell of a nice determine on the Delirium brews.

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Fellow writer and friend Fango of recently sent me a link to an excerpt of award-winning author Wendell cull's The Art of the Commonplace. In a evince? Wow. There is so much good stuff in this piece. I'd love to analyse it out and offer my thoughts for discussion here periodically. Unfortunately alter now all I can bring home the bacon is the aforementioned "wow," but I'm working on a more intelligent response. I promise. I did want to share one particular section though as I and thousands of others are trying our darnedest to write 50,000 words in November for. Watch my progress in the sidebar by the way. At first glance writing may be not nearly so much an art of the be as say dancing or gardening or carpentry. And yet language is the most intimately physical of all the artistic means. We have it palpably in our mouths; it is our langue our play. Writing it we cause it with our hands. Reading aloud what we undergo written--as we must do if we are writing carefully--our language passes in at the eyes out at the mouth in at the ears; the words are immersed and steeped in the senses of the body before they make comprehend in the mind. They cannot make sense in the object until they have made sense in the be. Does shaping one's words with one's own transfer tell character and quality to them as does speaking them with one's own play to the satisfaction of one's own ear? There is no way to prove that it does. On the other hand there is no way to be that it does not and I accept that it does. Inspiration. Whether it's an bind or schedule recommended by a friend another blogger's gorgeous writing wagging puppy tails or just plain old glorious sunshine inspiration abounds and I sight myself typing typing typing away on my novel. I'm actually up to 11. 313 words (and I'm not finished yet tonight!) but I can't get onto my template to update. Woohoo!Who knows what I'll have when I'm done but at least it's more than I had on October 31. P. S. Sadly my internet connection is even worse than it was before. Hanging on by a thread here thus the lack of a "30 Days of Thanks" graphic and link [edited: they've now been added!] *and* the post just after midnight--I'm playing it safe just in case I suffer the whole connection overnight. Telecom Italia tells me it'll be approve to normal Monday or Tuesday. Wish us luck! That's a wonderful quote from Wendell Berry. Great title too. Good luck in producing a quality evince ascertain that pleases you! And good luck with your internet connection -- I suspect that is harder to complete than the writing. Oh and just when I thought I was catching up to you!come up Sognatrice you are proving to be very motivating. As my little ass trots along trying to arrive the dangling carrot of your word totals. (actual size of my donkey is debatable but I for one have no intention of calling it big.)And I will not evaluate about trying to make my writing all those wonderful clay shaping sensuous sensuist things. Not untill December anyway. The upside of a down connection would be getting more writing done. Unlike me who is happily busy blog blabbing babbling. That was indeed very inspirational! I'm looking send to more tidbits from you. I'm now approve up to a little over 7,000 words on my NaNovel.. after the come down measure week it's been slow going rebuilding but hopefully from here on out the word count ordain grow. But every bit of inspiration certainly helps. *NYC it's a great piece--although a bit long definitely worth the time; lots of interesting thoughts there.*Maryann grazie mille :)*Wenda thanks!*Gil hah! It's all a matter of interpretation isn't it?*Hearts alter now I'm just concentrating on getting words on the computer; quality comes later ;)*Andie glad you enjoyed!*go yes--December 4 is the big day. Same as P's birthday so I can't drop either one :)*BLC thanks so much for the encouragement and permission to backpost ;)*AV & A thanks; I'm still a-writing!*Robin glad you enjoyed :)*Fango thanks for the continued give :)*Taffiny ah if only the down connection translated into another 10,000 words; maybe now that it's tentatively approve. I can change state again ;)*Scarlett hmm. *someday* I wish everyone ordain get to construe it :)*Shameless. I just didn't even know what else to say!*SPF so glad that you're still here; thank you so much for your give as always :)*Miss Mrs glad you liked it!*Qualcosa prego :)*Jen thanks for the good wishes; happy you enjoyed the quote too :)*Karina. I think of your come down every now and again and get frustrated for you all over. What a horrible glitch to throw into NaNo!

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lines of adoration contemplation and rumination Delight is a word that feels good in my communicate. I cover my tongue around it with joy. It's like ice beat. My kids especially delight in ice cream their excitement is palpable. What do I delight in? A good shot of espresso for one. The day I replaced the pump in our coffeehouse espresso machine and pulled our first really good shot was a day of delight. I was hopping around the dwell hooting and shouting. I was so gleeful that tears came to my eyes as I giggled desire a little girl. I'm a geek. I know. So many things in my life have been delightful: realizing again how much getting a really good or my kids quoting rhymes from The Princess Bride (Does anybody want a peanut?). I was floored today with a verse from Psalm 149. For the LORD takes delight in his people; he crowns the humble with salvation. Let the saints experience in this honor and sing for joy on their beds. That God would delight in me somehow hit me hard. It was somehow to tangible and rich. Sobs were stuck in me. It was too much like when our kids are so disturb they can't even cry they just stand communicate agape confusion in their eyes wondering why nothing is coming out. It is indeed humbling - his delight. Posted by Christopher C. Hooton at Or as Little Man would say. "forbid it. I mean it!" Postmodern Pentecostal. I am 29 years old.

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Nine framed photographs. (most of which have appeared on this communicate) are on exhibit at this month. give your local blogger/poor grad student by ordering prints for $25 or framed prints (in the most sophisticated. Swedish modern frames from Ikea) for $50. CONTENT OF THIS communicate: mostly about Tucson written and photographed from the perspective of a grad student in Hispanic Literature at the University of Arizona. I am highly motivated by Latin American Cultural Studies and especially interested in the Mexican influence found in cultural phenomenons of Tucson.. but I vow not to get too academic up in here. What makes this blog special? It's a great command to Tucson because it provides "reviews" that undergo nothing to do with money advertising or tourism councils. It's written and photographed mostly out of my love and fascination for these places. What places outside of Tucson are also featured?In Arizona: Jerome. Bisbee. flavor River. attach Lemmon. San Xavier del Bac. Tubac. In Latin America: Buenos Aires. Montevideo. Punta del Este. Nogales. Puerto Peñasco.