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Lil' Wayne was a Hot Boy, Jay-Z is a Roc Boy and now The Game is a Dope Boy. Set to release his highly-anticipated new album, L.A.X., on Aug 26, the West Coast giant has unveiled his follow-up single to Game's Pain. Entitled Dope Boys, this soon-to-be-club approved and most definitely street-certified banger features Travis Barker of Blink 182 and production from up-n-coming Cali team, 1500 or Nothin'. According to LA Times reporter Chris Lee, Dope Boys was well-received at The Game's Monday listening session in Santa Monica, California, explaining that the song "had radio programming and hardened gangbangers alike throwing their hands in the air." Uniting the hood and the burbs one song at a time; The Game is back and better than ever.
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Dying Fetus is an American technical/brutal death outfit from Upper Marlboro, Maryland. Characterized by a mix of spastic technical sections, mid-paced, heavily NYHC-influenced pit riffs, and a dual-vocal approach, Dying Fetus has become one of the most prominent faces of American death metal, having proved highly influential to both their fellow death metal acts and to the deathcore genre as a whole. They have also gained a reputation as some of the premiere road warriors in metal, with the moments that they're not on tour being few and far between.Formed in 1991 by John Gallagher (guitar, vocals), and Jason Netherton (bass, vocals), the band was not taken as a particularly serious endeavor until Nick Speleos (guitar, vocals) joined, with Gallagher doubling up on drums in lieu of a full-time drummer. This lineup recorded the Bathe in Entrails demo. In late 1993, a drummer, Rob Belton, was found, while Brian Latta replaced the departing Speleos, the latter pushing Gallagher back into the vocalist role. From there on out, they have had a fairly unstable lineup, with Gallagher being the only consistent figure, though Sean Beasley (bass, vocals) and Trey Williams (drums) have been the longest-lived members since Netherton himself.Several former members have gained some degree of fame on their own, with Netherton having formed Misery Index and Vince Matthews having formed Criminal Element, while Kevin Talley gained his own fame by way of session fill-ins for just about every band imaginable.
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Republican Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida, often mentioned as a candidate for vice president -- or maybe even for president someday ? had a snappy retort when asked Sunday about his political ambitions.
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The game offers 25 songs from Aerosmith, but hits like "Crazy", "Cryin'" or "I don't want to miss a thing" are not included. There are 15 more songs from other artists like Lenny Kravitz, Joan Jett or The Cult. It's still fun, but if you are an Aerosmith fan, you'd like to play the hits, not second rate songs.
It's tough to get excited about Guitar Hero: Aerosmith. It's essentially a re-release of Guitar Hero III with a new song list and some new avatars.
While there are a few missing tracks, Guitar Hero: Aerosmith provides a good setlist that fans of the band will enjoy. However, the PC version runs into the same type of problems as its predecessor did, and ultimately is tough to recommend to anyone without the highest end PC.
All details are overridden by your answer to this very simple question: Just how much do you like Aerosmith? [Feb 2009, p.74]
If your PC is good enough to run this and you're a big Aerosmith fan, then you could probably add as many extra points to my score as you feel that it requires.
I guess what I was hoping for was a true band history, a sort of playable "Behind the Music" -- not just a collection of songs and significant venues. As it is, it's fine for existing fans of the band...but it's not likely to create any new ones.
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May 10, 2014el juego destaca mas que en las otras versiones pero aun asi no es malo del todo lo que falla en esta version es que el juego se traba al iniciar una cancion no digo que sea malo solo que tiene fallas… Full Review »
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At Winter NAMM 2009, JBL is showcasing the next generation of EON® portable loudspeakers. This includes five models spanning the new EON500 and EON300 series, all of which feature the trademark portability, versatility and reliability that made the original EON series the most groundbreaking and revolutionary product of its kind.
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I just moved up from the Reno area and was wondering if there are any all you can eat sushi joints in the Portland-Salem area. if you know of any please let me know :)
Todai is located on the top floor of Pioneer Place mall downtown. It's okay.
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i'm not sure how many of these places are all you can eat, but this is the best site i've found when looking for sushi places...
Bobo Monkey -- We used to live in Truckee and went to Reno all the time for all you can eat. Just moved to the Portland area a couple months ago and decided to try Todai for lunch today. Our advice? DON'T BOTHER! If you're used to restaurants like Sushi Pier or Yen Ching, you will be totally disappointed. This place is a buffet in a mall where the food has been sitting around for god only knows how long. The quality was not good and some of the fish was warm, which was just gross. We tried the other options (egg rolls, tempura) all of which were mushy. For two people it ended up costing us $40 for lunch. The only decent part was the soft-serve ice cream. Otherwise a total waste of time and money. Sadly, all-you-can-eat sushi as we know it does not seem to exist in Portland!
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"Sadly, all-you-can-eat sushi as we know it does not seem to exist in Portland!"
This is probably true...while Todai is supposed to be better (and more expensive) at dinner, your best bet in Portland is to find one of the many fine sushi places and just order a la carte.
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Or go get some good sushi at a place like Murata and get their fixed price meal at $25 with two sets of sushi or go to Hakatamon and get theirs even cheaper.
I lived in Reno and used to drive up to Incline Village to Yoshimi, the best sushi place I have ever been to. I've been looking all over Portland for a place that combines the intimate experience of having conversation with the chef and all you can eat sushi. I've yet to find this experience in Portland. Todai is a large, brightly lit place. The sort of thing you would expect at a mall. If you ever find the elusive "perfect" sushi place please me, and everyone else, know.
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by AYCE im guessing you're after cheap sushi. Cheap and intimate conversation with the chef, with good sushi is not going to happen. I will say that most sushi places are all you can eat! You're just going to pay for it........
btw, Saburo's HORRIFIC! please god, dont do it!
I cant speak for Reno, but I do know that AYCE sushi is also big in Vegas. some of them are servicable but none are memorable(of the ones I tried that came recommended). Cheap and sushi are two words I am not intersted in hearing in the same sentence!
I just moved here from Reno, too! I used to work at a Sushi restaurant and am looking for a sushi place that has a roll similar to my favorite one: (long roll) Crystal shrimp and small slices of lemon and cucumber in the middle with rice and a slice of raw salmon on top with a dot of sriracha sauce. If any of you from Portland know of a place that has something similar, let me know! I miss it!


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That is the nature of the complaint in his column, that no one is talking about poverty, even if he probably doesn't realize it. Of course there are people talking about the factors behind poverty, the most important of which is the weak economy. When we had low unemployment and strong growth at the end of the 90s, even those at the bottom of the income ladder were seeing greater opportunities.
To get from here to there would require more stimulus, more aggressive action from the Fed, and a lower valued more competitive dollar which would bring millions of manufacturing jobs back to the United States. However, the Washington Post (along with most other major news outlets) almost never presents the views of those making such arguments.
While Gerson thinks the problem is that people are not talking about the factors that cause people to remain mired in poverty, the real problem is major news outlets are not anxious to promote this discussion.
Ezra Klein tells us today that candidates take campaign promises seriously. I haven't reviewed the research, but it is easy to identify some important campaign promises that President Obama made over the course of his campaign that he clearly has not taken seriously while in office.
His pledge to renegotiate NAFTA was important in gaining support from manufacturing workers in many key primary states. This pledge was clearly never taken seriously once he got in the White House.
President Obama also promised to push for legislation that would allow for judges to rewrite the terms of home mortgages in bankruptcy. Any effort in this direction has been all but invisible since he entered the White House.
Finally, the public option portion of his health care plan clearly was not a priority for his administration. While he would have signed a bill that included a public option, he made it clear that he did not view it as an essential part of the plan.
Obviously there are promises that candidates feel little qualm about abandoning once they take office.
The NYT presented as fact that the movie and entertainment industry are losing $58 billion a year due to the lack of enforcement of copyrights. This is simply a number invented by the industry. It is almost inconceivable that the industry would gain even 20 percent of this amount if all unauthorized copies could be eliminated. (Current revenue from DVD sales and downloads are around $10 billion and recorded music around $6 billion.)
Furthermore, insofar as households are forced to pay more money for watching movies or listening to music, it means that they will have less money for buying other things. The impact of greater copyright enforcement on the economy would be similar to a huge tax imposed on watching movies and listening to music. This would lead to less economic growth and fewer jobs.
Readers don't expect much from the Washington Post when it comes to economic issues, so it is notable when an opinion column gets issues at least half right. In that vein, Fareed Zakaria's piece today noting the ways in which Germany seems to be outperforming the U.S. is worthy of attention.
First, let's note a couple of the things he gets wrong. Zakaria touts the growth in exports under President Obama, claiming that they have been growing at a 16 percent annual rate. He tells readers that this "means that U.S. exports should double earlier than 2014, the goal President Obama set in 2009."
Apparently, Zakaria is looking at the nominal value of exports. The real value of exports has increased by a total of just 12.9 percent since the fourth quarter of 2008. At this pace, we won't see exports double until around 2023. Perhaps Obama meant that he would reach his goal primarily through higher prices, but usually presidents don't want to boast about higher inflation on their watch.
The second point is that no serious person (okay, this is the Washington Post opinion page) would value exports in isolation. Net exports, exports minus imports, create jobs, not exports alone. If we export car parts to be assembled into a car in Mexico, it certainly does not create more jobs in the United States than when the car was assembled in the United States.
Because imports have exceeded exports by a huge amount over the last 15 years (i.e. we have large trade deficits) the United States has lost millions of jobs. The trade deficit has only declined by about half a percentage point of GDP during the Obama years. So in this sense, trade has contributed little to growth and jobs.
Zakaria also errs in his portrayal of the investment record on Clinton, Bush, and Obama. He tells readers:
"From 2001 to 2007, investment in equipment and software — the kinds of investments that boost productivity and create good jobs — declined 15 percent as a share of gross domestic product. ... In contrast, the current recovery, while anemic in terms of number of jobs created, is more broad-based and more durable. Business investment is rising, having boomed 18 percent since the end of 2009."
Actually, much of the investment in equipment in software at the end of the Clinton years was driven by the bubble in tech stocks. It was wasted establishing operations like Pets.com and other companies that quickly ended up in the dustbin of startup history. While this spending created jobs in the same way that paying people to dig holes and fill them up again will create jobs, it did not boost productivity.
Productivity growth over the Bush years averaged 2.2 percent annually. In the pre-recession period it averaged 2.7 percent. This compares to a 2.0 percent annual rate for the Clinton years taken as a whole and a 2.7 percent rate for the period following the beginning of the productivity speedup in 1995. In other words, there is little basis for saying that the falloff in investment in the Bush years harmed productivity growth.
On the other hand, the boom in investment during the Obama years touted by Zakaria is simply making up for the collapse of investment during the downturn. This is a normal pattern following a recession. Even with the Zakaria boom, equipment and software investment have still not risen back to its pre-recession share of GDP.
Now for the part that Zakaria gets right; Germany has done well because of its different attitude towards its workers. It is German government policy to try to persuade employers to keep workers on their payroll even during a downturn through policies like work sharing. This ensures that the workers continue to stay in the workforce and upgrade their skills. By contrast, many workers in the United States face long-term unemployment and some may never work again.
Germany has been so successful with this policy that its unemployment rate is now 1.6 percentage points lower than it was before the recession began. That is in spite of the fact that its GDP growth has been no better than GDP growth in the United States. The difference has been its labor force policy.
Zakaria notes the importance of the German experience and, citing a paper from the Brookings Institution, holds it up as a model for the United States. At CEPR we are always glad to see Brookings follow our lead so that the Post can write about a topic of importance.
The NYT reported on a Supreme Court ruling that retroactively granted copyright protection to foreign works that had previously been in the public domain. As Justice Breyer argued in dissent, this action appears to exceed the constitutional authority given to Congress, which ties copyrights to a specific public policy goal: "to promote the progress of science and useful arts."
In this case, since the copyright is explicitly being applied retroactively to work that has already been produced, it cannot possibly be viewed as providing incentive to develop the material. This means that the government is assigning a monopoly to items that were formerly in the public domain and available at no cost. It is prepared to arrest people and throw them in jail if they don't respect this government granted monopoly.
Given the large number of political groups complaining about activist judges and big government intervention into people's lives, it would have been useful to include some of their views about the court's action. Perhaps this can be addressed in a follow-up piece.
The NYT's truth vigilante was apparently sleeping when the paper printed without comment the Motion Picture Industry's claim that the country lost 100,000 jobs due to on-line "piracy." The truth vigilante would have pointed out that the money that consumers do not spend paying for copyright-protected work is available to be spent in other areas. The payments for copyright protected items have the same effect on the economy as a tax, they pull money out of the economy. While some of this may end up supporting more creative work, it is likely that most would simply end up as greater profits for the industry and larger royalty checks for a small number of highly paid performers.
By contrast, the requirements of the Stop On-Line Piracy Act are a good example of "job-killing" government regulation. They would impose additional costs on intermediaries which would be passed on to consumers and slow technological progress.
It is incorrect to use the term "piracy" in this discussion, even though the entertainment industry has paid lots of money to get it accepted. The items in question may not be in violation of the law in the countries where they are posted. In that case, the posting cannot properly be termed "piracy." It would be more accurate to use the neutral term "unauthorized copy."
Morning Edition did a segment this morning on the 35 hour work week in France. To show how bad the 35 hour work week is, the segment told listeners that hospital workers had accumulated 2 million days worth of overtime, which they will have to take as days off by the end of 2012. It warned that this would force hospitals to shut down for months at a time.
Most listeners would have little ability to assess the risk from taking this many days of leave since they probably don't have much idea of how big France's hospital sector is. In the United States the hospital sector employs 4.8 million workers. If the sector in France is proportional to the size of its employed workforce, then France has approximately 1.2 million workers in the hospital sector. This means that if everyone uses their days off (workers in the U.S. often lose days of paid leave), they will have to take an average of 1.7 extra days off in 2012. Is that scary or what?
The piece also included the completely unsourced assertion that few people believe that the 35 hour work week has led to increased employment by dividing up jobs. The people who do not believe that the shorter work week created jobs must believe that the 35 hour work week led to sharp increases in productivity. If workers can produce the same amount in 35 hours as they did in 39 hours (the previous standard work week in France), it would imply an 11 percent increase in productivity.
This would be an astonishing gain in productivity. Economists view productivity as the primary determinant of living standards. Productivity growth is the whole point of all those great plans for tax cuts (usually for rich people) that people like Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, and Paul Ryan keep throwing on the table. If NPR's sources are correct in their view, and shorter work weeks lead to massive gains in productivity (none of the tax cut bills are projected to lead to productivity gains of even one-fifth this size), then shorter work weeks could be a great way to both increase equality and improve growth: a classic win-win situation.
[Addendum: The transcript is now available. It seems that the 2 million days referred to a single hospital in Paris, not the entire hospital system.]
[Addendum 2: Andrew Watt has a more serious discussion of the impact of the 35-hour work week in France.
Senator Patrick Leahy, the sponsor of the Protect Intellectual Property bill, claimed that if Congress rejected his bill it would "cost American jobs." This is almost certainly not true.
Insofar as individuals are able to able to gain access to copyrighted material for which they would otherwise have to pay, they are able to save money. This if effectively the same thing as a tax cut, putting more money in their pocket, the vast majority of which will be spent on goods and services in their community, thereby creating jobs.
If they are denied access to this material, most would not be paying the copyright-protected price. Insofar as some of these people would pay the copyright protected price, it would mean some additional revenue to companies like Disney and Time-Warner. Most immediately this would mean higher profits for these companies. It may have some marginal impact on their employment, but the jobs lost from the money taken away from consumers would almost certainly be larger than the jobs gained by allowing these entertainment companies to gain more revenue. This is similar to imposing quotas on imported clothes. This will lead to more jobs in the textile industry, but fewer jobs everywhere else.
Senator Leahy's bill will also impose additional cost on search engines like Google and intermediaries like Facebook. These costs are like a tax on the Internet. They pull money out of the economy and make these providers less efficient.
The NYT should have included this sort of economic analysis along with Senator Leahy's comments.
The NYT went overboard in an effort to present numbers in no context whatsoever when it discussed efforts to pay for the extension of the payroll tax cut for the rest of 2012. The article discusses the cost of various spending cut proposals without putting them in any context whatsoever, including even the number of years involved.
For example, it told readers that requiring a Social Security number to claim the child tax cut would save $9.4 billion according to the Congressional Budget Office. The article never gives a time period over which these savings would be realized.
Presumably, this is a 10-year estimate. Over this period, the federal government is projected to spend more than $43 trillion, so these savings would amount to a bit more than 0.02 percent of projected spending over this period. It would be helpful to include some context when presenting these numbers, otherwise they have little meaning to readers.
The Wall Street Journal had a bizarre article about capital investment and robotics to explain the slow job growth in this recovery. There actually is a much simpler explanation, it's called "slow growth."
Productivity growth has averaged close to 2.5 percent since 1995. That means the economy must grow at a 2.5 percent rate just to keep labor demand constant. If it grows slower than this, we expect the demand for labor to fall and the number of jobs to decrease or the average number of hours worked to fall.
Since the recovery began in the summer of 2009 GDP growth has averaged just under 2.5 percent. These means that we should not have expected the economy to create any jobs over this period. In fact, it has added almost 1,500,000. Insofar as there is a mystery, given the weak growth of the economy over the last two and a half years, it is why the economy added so many jobs.
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Nov 26, 2014 - 09:27 am .- Washington state regulations cannot constitutionally require pharmacies and pharmacists to dispense abortion-causing contraceptives, said lawyers leading a legal challenge to the rules.
Court rejects Catholic concerns about new contraception mandate rules
Nov 14, 2014 - 11:48 pm .- A U.S. appeals court ruled Friday against Catholic organizations with objections to the Obama administration's latest opt-out rules for mandated contraceptive and sterilization health insurance coverage.
Democracy and rights in Burma? Not without religious freedom
Nov 14, 2014 - 10:28 pm .- The U.S. must make religious freedom a top priority with Burma if there is hope for the southeast Asian country to make progress as a rights-based democracy, said a leader in religious liberty.
Religious freedom battle 'daunting,' but bishops urged to persist
Nov 13, 2014 - 12:05 am .- The leader of the U.S. bishops' religious freedom committee encouraged his fellow bishops not to lose heart, but to place their trust in God, in the ongoing battle for religious liberty.
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Nov 5, 2014 - 11:35 am .- The reported killing of a Christian couple in Pakistan by a mob on Tuesday has sparked calls for the nation's government to protect its people, and especially its minorities.
A quiet threat: Religious freedom dwindling in Europe, US
Nov 4, 2014 - 11:24 pm .- Religious freedom is at risk in Europe and has been increasingly suppressed in the United States over the course of the past year, according to a new report.
Mandate revisions not enough - district court grants injunction to Ave Maria
Oct 29, 2014 - 08:07 am .- A federal court in Florida has granted Ave Maria University preliminary protection from the federal contraception mandate, which the school has challenged on religious freedom grounds.
Want to prevent threats like ISIS? Religious freedom key, official says
Oct 27, 2014 - 11:35 pm .- Promoting religious freedom abroad is vital for U.S. national security interests in preventing the rise of threats such as ISIS, said the chair of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom on Monday.
Religious freedom deteriorating, but don't despair, official says
Oct 22, 2014 - 06:57 am .- Although religious freedom conditions around the globe are worsening, Americans should see this fact as a cause for motivation rather than despair, said a leading scholar on the issue.
Christian ministers told to perform gay 'weddings' or face jail time
Oct 20, 2014 - 06:28 pm .- Two Christian ministers in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, could face legal punishment or be forced to sell their nearly 100-year-old wedding chapel for declining to perform same-sex "wedding" ceremonies.
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Interrupting my Spain highlights to post the type of entry that I'd never thought I'd do—mostly because every time I see something like this on Facebook, Instagram or another blog, it kind of makes me gag. So believe me. If you're thinking, "Oh please, not one of these posts," I totally hear you!
But anyways, here goes.
I met Evan one year ago. Within a few minutes of chatting face-to-face, I felt like we'd known each other forever. I actually thought, "Ohhhhh, so this is how you know it's right." At 30, it was the first time I'd ever had that reaction on a date.
Over the next 12 months, we've been inseparable. We've tried lots of new restaurants, seen ballets, met each others' families—and traveled quite a bit.
For numerous reasons (mostly owing to the fact that we both don't get a ton of time off), we weren't able to take a long trip together. But somehow, we managed to squeeze in a bunch of long weekend getaways.
I didn't share some of these photos after they happened because I wanted to really enjoy our first few trips together. I didn't want to be snapping tons of pics, noting everything we were doing and asking strangers lots of questions. (I was, admittedly, a little afraid of letting my blogger side loose. ;) )
I was also a little superstitious that after I'd post about him, we'd break up.
Luckily, that hasn't happened.
Now, I'm happy to look back at the getaways we've taken in the last year.
Like our first trip to Hudson, NY. We went on a snowy weekend in mid-January, just two months after our first date.
We stayed at Thyme in the Country, a small, eco-friendly B and B on a farm outside town, that Evan thought looked perfect for us.
It turned out to be exactly the kind of place we were both looking for. The owners, Mary and Bill, were lovely, and fed us very well: homemade sausages, cheese and dates, ginger tea.
Their living room had a working fireplace, where Evan and I cozied up to escape the chilly weather.
We loved walking around the snowy farm.
I got a kick out of seeing cows so close up!
And even let Evan bring me right up close to the chickens. (Staying with one in Guatemala must have helped me with my fear of birds!)
We spent two afternoons strolling around Hudson, a small, industrial town that's being revitalized, thanks to an influx of artists and city refugees.
On our first night there, we shared an amazing dinner at Fish & Game, a restaurant run by Zac Pelaccio, who decamped from NYC to Hudson to be closer to local farmers and suppliers. The restaurant just serves a tasting menu based on what's available and in season. Everything we ate that night was great: eggplant with sea urchin, kimchi with turkey, venison sausage over polenta. The cooking was exciting and inventive.
Plus, Fish & Game, itself, was one of the most romantic restaurants I've eaten at. The layout has two-seaters around the perimeter, where couples dine sitting next to each other. I find that much cozier, not to mention better for chatting. I don't know why more restaurants haven't adopted that seating plan!
Evan and I actually kept the menu from that dinner, to frame as a memento of our first trip together.
In February, we headed north for a four day weekend. We drove to Vermont, stopping in Brattleboro for a quick bite, before settling into Pond House Inn, in Brownsville. This was another B&B on a farm, run by a retired teacher named Gretel.
We arrived on another snowy weekend.
Our room was pretty chilly, and we could feel the home's age. Yet, I loved the canopy bed in our room…
…the European accents (like this striped wallpaper!)…
…and all the travel magazines and New Yorker back issues scattered around the place.
Evan and I had grand plans of going dog sledding and snowshoeing, but the weather was less than ideal: steady, freezing rain. Instead, we bunkered down for a good part of the day. In the afternoon, we drove up to the Norwich Inn, which has a microbrewery on premise….
…and returned for dinner at the B&B. Greta was a fabulous cook, and made us a butternut squash lasagna (with delicate, homemade noodles!) and poached pears for dessert.
The next day, we drove down to the Berkshires. I hadn't been before, and we thought it would get little closer to home. (Though it actually translated into more time in the car.)
We stayed at Porches, a North Adams inn.
It was eclectic with class…
…and even had a cute cat hanging around!
North Adams is home to MASS MoCA, the contemporary art museum.
But since Evan and I are both not museum people, we skipped it, in favor of antiquing.
Porches had an outdoor hot tub, which would have been muy romantico—were it not filled with kids the whole time! I was actually surprised at how many families were at the inn, that weekend. Breakfast, the next morning, which could have been a quiet, couple's affair, was like eating in a daycare center.
After that trip, I started blogging more about my adventures with Evan.
Like our less-than-24-hours in Philly for his b-day in March. (Again, another weekend foiled by freezing rain!)
And the overnight getaway to New Hope, PA, in April, when we needed a break from NYC life…
…the week at the LBI beach house with friends…
…the summer weekend in DC.
Most recently, we were back in New Hope, to celebrate the wedding of Karen and Steve, two of our closest friends.
We have a December trip to New Orleans planned, too!
Evan is more than another travel companion, though. He's also my everyday companion, my up-for-anything companion, my breaks-the-tension-with ridiculousness companion, my puts-up-with-me-when-I'm-tired-and-hungry companion. And that, I think, makes me one lucky girl.


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