Well, this blog is dangerously teetering on the edge of becoming a place for Sarah and I to talk to ourselves. Good thing that's one of my specialties! I'm in Cincinatti for a work thing. I've always liked it here, it's almost as if an improbable force threw a New England town from the East Coast and it landed in the Ohio plains. The prodominant effect is homey and tattered around the edges, ramshakle yet refined. Anyway, the highlite of this trip is that it's getting me the out of Greensboro for a bit. . . and the bridges, I love cities with rivers - they are instant entertainment for me. Where will I walk? I'll walk to the river. Where will I go to be alone without feeling compeled to catch up on cable television in my hotel? Those crazy old staircases that frame the banks of the Ohio river, you drove right by them on your way into town. I'm so ready to live in Portland again. Rivers, rivers, rivers. CAN'T. WAIT.
--Emily--
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Friday, October 3, 2008
of course you can have another toaster struedel as long as i can have another bourbon
Sometimes Friday nights involve staying home even though you live in a glitzy new city. Sure, there's eye-opening cultural events to feel smart at, hip art openings to skim the last of some free wine from, or some fringe improv troupe debuting something terrible that you have to pretend to like even though you don't like theater. Ah, but the times when you are lonely and over/under-worked are short. Text freely and savor these precious moments with whatever food or drink you deem appropriate.
--sarah
--sarah
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