On a recent trip to Canada, I noticed that folks up there had a different type of late night food craving. After a big night in Los Angeles, standard grub is usually a bacon wrapped hot dog (dirty dog) or a carne asada burrito. After the bars closed up there, we saw lines forming outside [...]
Poutine – Canuck Comfort Food April 2nd, 2009 · 2 Comments
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One for the homies… March 3rd, 2009 · No Comments
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A New Breed of Reggae Superstars… February 5th, 2009 · No Comments
By The Boss Lady I just love Japanese girls, who doesn’t right? Well, here’s another reason to love them even more. Upon one of my lazy days at work, I came across this poster…”Japan Dance Hall Queen Contest”. Likely, I went on YouTube to check this out. Whoa! Never knew Japanese girls could drop it [...]
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Espit Chupito – Barcelona Shot Bar on Fire October 12th, 2008 · 1 Comment
On the famous Las Ramblas in Barcelona, there is a little shot bar called Espit Chupito. Chupito is Spanish for “shot” and they have over 500 types of shots on their menu. That menu is also scrawled over the bar’s wall. At 2 euro per shot it is a cheap fade and most of their shots [...]
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Restaurant Review of Preem & Priti Brick Lane London October 6th, 2008 · 2 Comments
Since traditional British Food is completely void of spices, it is shocking that Brits have taken such a liking to the spicy curries of Indian Food. Actually, it’s not just a liking, but an addiction…much like India’s obsession with Britain’s national sport, Cricket. Hmmmm. Who ever said that colonization was a bad thing? Back to [...]
Visions of the Bay – San Francisco, Oakland, and Berkeley August 21st, 2008 · No Comments
The Bay Area is pretty damn cool and it’s no wonder why it has such a loyal following. It is refreshing to go up there and know that such a contrast can exist within a single state. Here are some pics from San Francisco, Berkeley, and Oakland which were taken during a recent trip. All [...]
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Restaurant Review of Minh Tri San Francisco August 7th, 2008 · 1 Comment
On a recent trip to San Francisco, I ate at a small family run Vietnamese Restaurant. The visit wasn’t planned, but after a 4 mile skateboard adventure through the cold city, nothing looked better than that sign for Pho. In case you didn’t know, Pho (pronounced “fuh”) is a Vietnamese Soup with thin beef slices and rice noodles [...]
Snowboarding like a Cheapskate at Mammoth Mountain February 24th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Mammoth Mountain Stats: Top Elevation: 11,053 ft Bottom Elevation: 7,953 ft Vertical Rise: 3,100 ft Area Size: 3,500 acres Longest Run: 3 miles Terrain Park: Yes Halfpipe: Yes Mammoth is the real deal. It’s a huge mountain with every type of terrain. Cliffs, jumps, rails, trees, steeps, jibs, spines, and slaloms are all there. Plus, [...]
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Don’t Let Los Angeles Traffic Rule You October 14th, 2007 · 1 Comment
For most people living in Los Angeles, traffic is a given. I am used to it by now, but whenever I visit a city with a really nice public transportation system, I feel a little bit jealous. It doesn’t make me jealous enough to trade the 300 days of sunshine that LA averages per year for [...]
Planning Trips Online September 19th, 2007 · No Comments
It seems that the days of brick and mortar travel agents may be over. Planning trips online is the way to go especially with Online Travel Agents (OTAs) like www.orbitz.com, www.travelocity.com, and www.expedia.com offering flights, hotels, and rental car services to deal searching travelers. The beauty of these sites is that they are fare aggregators. That means [...]
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