It’s Saturday night, and I’m craving pizza. Specifically, I’m craving a slice of “Not Phil’s” pizza in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.
Where $2.50 single servings of pizza go, NYC=1, [...]
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There’s nothing more perfectly small town than going on a hayride to pick apples in the fall, so when the #stlappletweetup was announced by @Versadave, nothing was going to stop me from coming along. I drove to the tweet-up directly from Ohio, following my friend’s Pittsburgh wedding weekend extravaganza because I’m that hardcore about my [...] The absurdities of small town living continue to bring joy to my life. Yesterday, disappointed that my favorite coffee shop closed at 2:00 pm, I trekked across town to the only other place I could think of to get a latte; Espresso to Go. Public art isn’t something I expected to see much of in rural Missouri, but I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the number of murals I’ve seen in towns I’ve explored since relocated here earlier this year. My two years living in Pittsburgh revealed a city that’s much different from polluted, industrial town that so many people imagine Pittsburgh to be. I found a culturally-rich, environmentally-minded, blue-collar town where there was no shortage of beautiful architecture, great bridges, and parks. Cost of living is reasonable, it’s a good sports town, and there [...] While driving from small town Missouri to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on Thursday for the first time in several years, one particular stop for gas stood out in my memory. On Sunday, I meandered through the small town streets of Ste. Genevieve, Missouri, camera in hand. |
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