Why hello there.
After almost a half-year with no updates to this blog, I've decided that with my recent move to New York, I'm going to focus on what makes me happy.
And one of those things, is food.
I lurk on various food blogs already, and do my fair share of work in the kitchen. Why not document it?
And so, I hereby now christen this blog as, a food process.
Cheers!
Sep 18, 2011
May 25, 2011
It's Been a Long, Long While
Why hello, cyberspace.
I've been a busy little cricket, clumsily trying to find my way as a spanking new recent graduate.
The plan for now is to stay in Ann Arbor, save up some money, and move to a larger city to find work. Sounds pretty post-colonial, no?
Regardless, I plan to be much more active now that my schedule is a little less hectic.
Stay tuned!
I've been a busy little cricket, clumsily trying to find my way as a spanking new recent graduate.
The plan for now is to stay in Ann Arbor, save up some money, and move to a larger city to find work. Sounds pretty post-colonial, no?
Regardless, I plan to be much more active now that my schedule is a little less hectic.
Stay tuned!
Dec 4, 2010
Regression
WTF is wrong with me?!
Why can't I let my past remain a memory, and not a figment of the present?
Why can't I let my past remain a memory, and not a figment of the present?
Aug 19, 2010
Goodbye, New York
Today is my last day in the greatest city on earth.
While I used to think that phrase for the five boroughs was trite, I've come to realize the truth in it. No where else can you seamlessly work, play, network and find yourself.
My internship opened my eyes to an industry that I was interested in, but really knew nothing about. My living situation imparted me with lessons on what's possible with roommates after undergrad. I got a first look on what dating actually is, and what it can become. I rode trains with babies, trust fund brats, pregnant 16 year-olds, millionaires and the homeless. And there is nothing that comes close to the city nightlife.
Most importantly, this summer gave me a chance to finally break free from my responsibilities to others. The first summer away from family and friends. I could come and go as I pleased, wear whatever wanted, without fear from my peers. This summer was one of my own personal expression.
I don't know what's in store for me this year, or where I'll end up after graduation. But I do know that whatever I'll do, I'll do it damn well. Goodbye, Brooklyn.
While I used to think that phrase for the five boroughs was trite, I've come to realize the truth in it. No where else can you seamlessly work, play, network and find yourself.
My internship opened my eyes to an industry that I was interested in, but really knew nothing about. My living situation imparted me with lessons on what's possible with roommates after undergrad. I got a first look on what dating actually is, and what it can become. I rode trains with babies, trust fund brats, pregnant 16 year-olds, millionaires and the homeless. And there is nothing that comes close to the city nightlife.
Most importantly, this summer gave me a chance to finally break free from my responsibilities to others. The first summer away from family and friends. I could come and go as I pleased, wear whatever wanted, without fear from my peers. This summer was one of my own personal expression.
I don't know what's in store for me this year, or where I'll end up after graduation. But I do know that whatever I'll do, I'll do it damn well. Goodbye, Brooklyn.
Aug 5, 2010
NQRW
The train is such a different place
Than reality.
All of us forced to
Sit
And
Sit
And
Sit
And acknowledge that our only mission
Is to go.
Than reality.
All of us forced to
Sit
And
Sit
And
Sit
And acknowledge that our only mission
Is to go.
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