Oh sushi, my seaweed wrapped temptress. My love affair with sushi began in the summer of 2001 at a restaurant in Chicago, where my first apprehensive bites broke down my will and made me a devoted and devouring follower. Since that night, I get regular cravings, which can sometimes be subdued with grocery store sushi, but every now and again I have to go to an actual restaurant to satiate my desire… Read the rest of this entry »
Pandora’s Lunchbox is back, and what better way to mark the occasion than by the continuation of the St. Louis Hot Dog Tour! If you missed the first leg of the tour, you can find it here. On to part 2!!!
Pandora’s Lunchbox will be back soon with the continuation of the St. Louis Hot Dog Tour.
When updates resume, they won’t be as frequent as they once were, maybe twice a month instead of weekly. I want to hone in on more interesting stuff – some of the posts were done because I felt like I had to put something up instead of taking my time and really having fun with it, and I don’t think that is fun for anyone.
In the meantime, Pandora’s big sister site, Craves, Caves, and Graves has migrated over to a fancy new blogger site. Go check it out!!
I’ve always been a little surprised by how different flavors of milk you can find these days. Growing up, the only options I really knew of were either regular or chocolate (I thought strawberry syrup was just for ice cream). These days, however, you can find at least a half dozen different flavors. But are they any good?
Hmm. I should have made little gladiator outfits for them...
I have a Master’s degree in Public Policy and I love talking about the bureaucracy. That, drawing, and drinking are my three great loves. Recently I have been listening to what the news has to say about the Obama administration dealing with Cuba. It has gotten me thinking more about international trade and drinking.
First, our horrible relations with Cuba out of some fear that communism is an evil that will consume American democracy is just plain stupid. And the problems in diplomacy have fed in to problems with taking part in, and thoroughly enjoying, a drinking culture that is almost lost to future generations. The real trade between countries should be one of culture- and one thing that brings cultures together is the love of a good drink. (Too bad one of those is a nonrival/non-exclusive good, and the other is just cheap).
Drinking culture is something that has de-evolved in America. When I hear that there may be new relations with Cuba my mind instantly thinks that the good times where vacationers could travel to the magical island for good drinks and vibrant celebrations may yet return. It’s important that they do. Read the rest of this entry »
Tax day! Woo? Even if you are getting a fat tax return, you can enjoy free stuff too. I guess. You just can’t appreciate it as much as the people who owe.
As before, I try to filter through them to find the ones that involve the least amount of hoop jumping to receive your goodies. In spite of that, a lot of these require registering or signing up for something, so I recommend setting up a second email address unless you want your inbox spammed. If you know of any free food finds, sound off in the comments or by sending me an email at pandoraslunchboxblog@gmail.com. Free Stuff! Ho!
Thank you for allowing me that bit of immaturity. I’m going to cover a few Easter related things in this post, so it might be a little all over the place. First up, St. Stephen’s Fish Fry -
Last Sunday (3/29/2009), Pandora’s Lunchbox and Craves, Caves, and Graves went on our first co-blogging adventure. A small group of us decided to trek out west to spend the day in Hermann, Missouri for Wurstfest – a day of site seeing, wiener dog races, and food. The weather started out a little questionable but ended up being a beautiful day. This was the first food-related festival I had ever been to, so I was excited to see what the day had in store.
No update today as I was out gathering material for the site. Tune in next week for Pandora’s Lunchbox/Craves, Caves, and Graves co-blogging adventure to Hermann, MO for Wurstfest!
In the meantime, here’s a video of cows getting a carwash massage. Happy cows = better milk apparently.