Monday, April 14, 2008

Brisky, busy Monday morning

Miscellany: I shrunk down some of the stuff on the sidebar into a javascript menu on the right side. I was getting tired of the clutter. I may pull more of the content into there soon.

I had to pack up my old D-Link wireless card this morning to give JR while we get coffee. His laptop lacks built-in wireless and I no longer need this one.


... Sooo early. Ugh. I had errands to run, though


First Stop: Coc-- Sorry, I mean BLOCKbuster Video. Evil.


I also had to swing by the post office, then get breakfast. On my way, I noticed a new bike rack between Sports Authority and Circuit City in the Oak Park Commons shopping center.


Breakfast. I'm never going to lose weight if I keep this up. But it's sooo tasty.



Random Tunage (who needs iPods?!)

Vanessa Carlton - 1000 Miles
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Maps (live acoustic)

Posted by Noah at 07:54
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2 comments:

Anonymous said...

I've noticed that a lot of suburban developments, trying to be bicycle friendly (not a bad thing), throw up those racks like the one you're locked to at Sports Authority/Circuit City, but they place them so close to the wall that you can only reasonably park 2 bicycles, even though it should be able to hold 6. There's on at the mall in my in-laws suburb that's just like that.

April 14, 2008 11:54 AM
Unknown said...

Supersize who;)

April 15, 2008 6:52 AM

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