Thursday, April 27, 2006
4 neat things about Houston
#1 Authentic Mexican Food & Margaritas
From inexpensive Taqueria (taco stands) to expensive Tex Mex gourmet restaurants in the surrounding area.
100% Taquito
A very cheap place to grab a bite and have a Corona before you hit the bars in the Village.
Pappasitos
Yes, I know it’s a chain, but damn their fajitas are so juicy and the service is one of the main reasons I go back for more - sizzzzzzle
El Tiempo Cantina
In my opinion, this place is over priced for the kind of pretentious service you receive, for example they make you feel you should be privileged to be in their restaurant. I am sucker, sometimes. The food is always delicious and the margaritas are strong! I always recommend the Don Julio margarita on the rocks with salt, please.
Ninfias on Navigation
Good food. Good ritas. Very good homemade tortillas!
#2 Art/Culture/Museums
The Menil Collection is located in the Montrose area.
Houston Museum of Natural Science
The Museum of Fine Arts & Children's Museum
Oh and NASA Johnson Space Center
#3 Sports Franchise
Houston Astros
Houston Rockets
Houston Texans
#4 The Hidden Treasure
St. Arnolds Brewery Tour
Saturday, April 15, 2006
Happy Easter!
pitchfork (media) music festival - os mutantes
Friday April 14th. 2006
Well, it looks like the Pitchfork Music Festival isn't just going to be two days of happy people getting drunk and rocking out-- it's also going to be an historic event!
We are honored and delighted to announce that Brazilian Tropicália gods Os Mutantes, reunited and performing live for the first time since 1973, will play the second day of the Pitchfork Music Festival. The psych-rock pioneers have scheduled just a handful of shows this summer, and we've been lucky enough to score their only American festival appearance. As Os Mutantes themselves once said, everything is possible-- including getting to see a group of living legends play on the same bill as members of the younger musical generation they helped to inspire.
Tickets are on sale now...
Thursday, April 13, 2006
Shuffle up and Deal
chipscards
Originally uploaded by mister milkbone.
My husband and his friend (he shall remain nameless) decided to build a poker table from scratch. They started Sunday and been working hard on this project all week. From the pictures I’ve seen and the late night discussions of blood shed, sweat, and flying sawdust. {insert rocky theme song} I am very proud and impressed. We are hosting a No Limit TX Hold ‘Em tournament tomorrow night to showcase the “Sweet Ass” table. It’s going to be fun. And I promise I won’t spill my beer! Well, kind of... no, I promise!
Wow. I never thought I would become so addicted to such a game like poker. About a year and six months ago I went along with Chad to watch him play a tournament for the first time and think to myself with a bit of an attitude. I can do that. I can try that. If I had those pocket cards I would’ve played that! I was horrible in the beginning, trying to remember who deals, bet-check-raise, big blind-small blind... yadda, yadda, yadda. I did discover though, if I don’t drink early in the game I can actually learn something and stay focused. I'm a much better player now and I’m sure its helped tremendously with us hosting a game nearly every weekend. But only cash games with an occasional tournament.
Good luck to me, beotches!!
Tuesday, April 11, 2006
just a geek. wil wheaton
Sunday, April 09, 2006
Thursday, April 06, 2006
A Good 'Ole Chili Cook Off
South Park wins Peabody and Toilet Humor
I must drink too much..... Water. Yeah, that's it. That explains why I had the urgency to urinate while watching South Park.
Monday, April 03, 2006
random thoughts
It's a MAD MAD WORLD - Gary Jules version from the movie Donnie Darko.
It's Just. It's a remix of Radiohead "JUST" by DJ Mark Ronson & Lead Vocals
Alex Greenwald of Phantom Planet.
And just because...
yes, it is true. it is me in the astros dug-out!