dinner with a non-foodie/the importance of the capitalization of proper nouns.
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Ben:
Opentable says 9:30 - that okay?
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Midori:
Omg that's late. Do you want to try calling them again and see if you can get an earlier spot?
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Midori:
There's also ten tables - it's Boston's "best affordable romantic restaurant", apparently? But if you're sold on the burger, I won't try and change that.
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Ben:
Haha you think that would be offputting to me? A little simple "romantic" restaurant?
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Midori:
?
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Ben:
We went to Haru last week, I've had my mass market glitz/glam fix.
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Midori:
I agree.
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Ben:
So why would telling me that it's little and romantic make me not want to go?
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Midori:
No, I didn't think that...? I thought that it not having a burger would.
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Ben:
But it has a burger, the best burger, no?
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Midori:
Yes, Radius does. So I thought since Ten Tables doesn't, you wouldn't want to go
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Ben:
Oh oh oh. "ten tables" is a restaurant - I thought Radius only had ten tables in it or something.
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Midori:
LOL no. Hahaha. Aw, cutie.
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Ben:
What!
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Midori:
HAHAHA. I see what happened.
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Ben:
"There's also ten tables"
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Ben:
To a non-foodie that sounds like, "The room contains only ten tables"
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Ben:
Foodie to normal person communication fail.
Windows 7 launch & party tomorrow!
Going to Microsoft Cambridge to celebrate and check out Win7, even though most of the attendees (myself included) have already had it for a while now, hahah :P
Since it’s a bit of a special day, tomorrow’s episode of NUrd Radio is going to feature the Win7 party, and it’ll be filmed and recorded on location - I’ll be posting the video/link here, so remember to check it out!
xo, M.
Does anyone know a good cheer/gymnastics gym in Boston?
I landed on my head while doing a standing back handspring yesterday night (oops) and decided I should probably start going to tumbling classes.
…If there were any to go to in Boston. I mean, it is a city, I can’t imagine there isn’t somewhere I can go.
(In other news: Work and cheerleading preseason is eating up my life.)
Barely There, and Boston Bound
I like this kid’s way of words. It makes [no] sense in a Ginsberg or Sarkin way
And sometimes, it’s better to let someone else say it for you.
thewilliambeckett:
Barely there, and Boston bound
You’re not where I need you
I don’t care who else is around
To witness this loneliness
So I’ll paste this plastic smile in it’s proper place,
and shoot a few across the room
In secret, hoping this disguise that encases me cracks,
exposing fractions of my true face
And while the bright light fights through the space it creates
I squint and struggle to adjust my eyes to it
And in that moment I see a shape start to fill the frame
Dark and undistinguished, I try my best to sharpen focus
I hope to life to find you there,
My fabled love, the fate of fear
The fear of fate, the face of faith
I told myself I’d never pray, never ask a single thing
Wasted words, a stammer curse,
I’d give anything to hear that voice of yours say my name
Barely there, and Boston bound
You’re not where I need you
I don’t care who else is around
To witness this loneliness
Deep breaths and exhaustion sets,
While I stutter through
Another afternoon
Without you.