Couple of concept perspectives roughed in for a new showroom display. One features the popular apron (farmhouse sink-friendly) base cabinet, along with a plate rack above it. The other has a small desk-ht. level knee drawer accented with corbels, and an organizer shelf and end-run cab directly above.
Friday, June 7, 2013
Saturday, June 1, 2013
El Kabong!
Errr, Kebab. Frank's delicious shish kebabs, generously garnished with rosemary stems from our own "herb garden" ready for outdoor grilling. Nom.
More Canadiana
A trip to the Great White North would not have been complete without these two staples: Poutine–a French Canadian version of french fries but smothered in hot brown gravy ("sauce brune") over cold, fresh cheese curds.
And their milk, sold in clear plastic packages by the liter-ish. No carton, no bottle, no tossing away of plastic jugs. The bags are dropped into a reusable, open-top container, the corner is nipped, and voila! "Bag 'o Milk"!

And their milk, sold in clear plastic packages by the liter-ish. No carton, no bottle, no tossing away of plastic jugs. The bags are dropped into a reusable, open-top container, the corner is nipped, and voila! "Bag 'o Milk"!
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Brooklyn (Gowanus/Park Slope) = Hipster Heaven at the charming Bar Tano
Saturday night Frank and I fled NJ and drove up to Brooklyn to see comedian Greg Proops perform his live podcast–which will air beginning Monday 6/6/13 on the internets: http://www.gregproops.com/blog/smartest-man-in-the-world-podcast/
Beforehand we took my Brooklynite friend's suggestion for an affordable and friendly Italian bistro–Bar Tano at 3rd Ave. & 9th St.:
http://bartano.com/
Great service, nostalgia-inducing decor and decent prices too considering we were within the confines of the Big Apple.
Beforehand we took my Brooklynite friend's suggestion for an affordable and friendly Italian bistro–Bar Tano at 3rd Ave. & 9th St.:
http://bartano.com/
Great service, nostalgia-inducing decor and decent prices too considering we were within the confines of the Big Apple.
Quick trip to "America's Attic" earlier this month…
Comedian Kathleen Madigan says visiting Canada is like going up to your attic and finding all the great things you forgot were there. In my case, it's my brother Bob, his wife and grown children. We spent one cloudy, chilly day in the town of Almonte outside of Ottawa and I enjoyed a delicious cafe au lait in the traditional simple white bowl. Nom.
Sunday, May 5, 2013
Blooming Lilacs in May
Frank prepping for afternoon BBQ, with freshly cut Lilacs from the back yard set out on the peninsula.
Friday, May 3, 2013
Eat (and cook) Like You Give a F**k!
Found these guys via Twitter and they are the beast when it comes to novel, cutting edge, pull-no-punches food writing, F-bombs included. They are blowing up online this week. @thugkitchen
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