There are certain discussions that every couple eventually has: Will we have babies? What inappropriate, trendy name will we give them? How many people have you been with? How many? I feel like I barely know you, I'm going to my mothers! These are often pivotal moments in a couple's history, determining in one languid moment of pillow talk whether he will produce a ring from a bedside drawer, or whether she will casually mention that if this month doesn't have thirty-two days she's missed a pill. In a recent moment of intimacy Nicky & I cautiously approached one of these questions, slowly and with great delicacy because it is through such thin ice as this that the walrus of discontent bursts through to devour the penguin of happiness. The question? If you could spend the night with one celebrity - who would it be?
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
It's Love, By George!
There are certain discussions that every couple eventually has: Will we have babies? What inappropriate, trendy name will we give them? How many people have you been with? How many? I feel like I barely know you, I'm going to my mothers! These are often pivotal moments in a couple's history, determining in one languid moment of pillow talk whether he will produce a ring from a bedside drawer, or whether she will casually mention that if this month doesn't have thirty-two days she's missed a pill. In a recent moment of intimacy Nicky & I cautiously approached one of these questions, slowly and with great delicacy because it is through such thin ice as this that the walrus of discontent bursts through to devour the penguin of happiness. The question? If you could spend the night with one celebrity - who would it be?
Victoria; restaurants; Baan Thai
couples,
George Clooney,
Keanu Reeves,
New York,
romance,
Waldorf,
well-pressed trousers
Monday, February 22, 2010
Credit Where It's Due
Recently I've started keeping an eye on the amount of traffic that comes through here and after a week I've learned that the Victoria Burger Blog is our second largest source of hits, so thanks to DK for the link!
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
The Podium Sports Grill | 531 Yates St. | Victoria
Athletics are not my bag. I don't know why exactly, maybe because I enjoy the same level of fitness as a stack of pancakes or that I refuse to tolerate any level of physical discomfort and to enter the world of athletics is know nothing but. Once, because I'd been told it built character, I went for a run around the neighborhood and after thirty minutes, with every joint howling in protest and my knees threatening suicide, I suddenly recalled an article in Omni about recently discovered links between character, humorlessness and responsibility and went home to spend more quality time with the sofa. I find the watching of sports to be an equally joyless enterprise - hockey, football and basketball all seem to involve minor variations on a theme; chemically-enhanced cavemen, all of them rich as Croesus, running back and forth perpetrating acts of violence against one another while a stadium full of drunken thugs howl encouragement. No wonder then, that I almost never bother going into sports bars, and a small wonder that I bothered with this one. I'm glad I did.
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