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- Tinkertown Museum in Albuquerque, New Mexico May 15, 2019
- World’s Largest Rattlesnake in Albuquerque, New Mexico May 12, 2019
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Monthly Archives: April 2014
Seoul Korean Restaurant
If you ever told my mother I would be eating any of the things I eat today she would laugh at you. Until embarrassingly recent times, I was the pickiest eater. Not anymore! I’ll pretty much try anything once these … Continue reading
Posted in Latham
Tagged banchan, date night, dinner, eat me, food, kimchi, korean, latham, seoul korean restaurant, yum
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Troy’s Prospect Park
Because I don’t have a backyard, I spend a lot of time in local parks. Washington Park is my go to because of its close proximity, but I love checking out other parks for some new scenery. I checked out … Continue reading
The Eatery
Breakfast today was at “The Eatery” at Carol’s Place in Troy. We had never been in before, but the place was packed so we figured they must be doing something right, and their sign said ‘everything homemade’ so we were … Continue reading
Bennett Hill
Hiking is one of my favorite activities, and I’m always on the lookout for a new place to do it. Today in between the raindrops I went to Bennett Hill. Drive down Delaware Ave out into the country, Clarksville, and … Continue reading
Posted in Bethlehem, New York
Tagged bennett hill, clarksville, fresh air, Fun, hike, nature
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Dali Mamma
What could be better for your spiritual state than lunch at the Dali Mamma? I have wanted to go here for a while, but this joint is only open during the week, which makes it difficult to get to. However, … Continue reading
Man Weekend: Nine Pin Cidery, Albany Distillery, Browns Brewing Co, and Beirut Lebanese Cuisine
My man’s friends came to Albany for a visit to see the Hendrix Experience concert at the Palace Theater, it was phenomenal. We had a great time jamming out with Dweezil Zappa, Buddy Guy, and countless other rock gods, and … Continue reading
Muza
Muza. I like the way that sounds, and I like the way what I ordered tastes. I was sitting in a Lebanese restaurant in Troy, Beruit (absolutely fantastic experience there, and I’ll tell you about it another day), and I … Continue reading
Posted in Troy
Tagged delicious, eat me, grandma's cooking, pierogi, polish food, troy
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Canstruction
I visit Canstruction at the NYSM every year. Themed sculptures made completely out of cans, that are then donated to The Food Pantries for the Capital District? Splendid. This year’s theme is Storytown Last year Today is the last … Continue reading
Posted in Albany
Tagged albany, buzz, canned goods, donate, feed, Fun, mario, museum, new york state museum, sculptures, toy story, woody
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