Monthly Archives: September, 2011
Guilty Pleasures – Magnet and Steel
I learned a new term recently – Earworm. There are a few different meanings with the obvious being a bug that attacks corn. The term also refers to that nasty … Continue reading
Football! Week 4: Poached Pear Recipe
Last week’s guest food item was a Michigan-grown pear. Previously, I referred to the veggies as males so I decided to switch it around some and refer to the pear … Continue reading
Keeping it Brief – Another Japanese Eggplant Recipe
I had some extra Japanese eggplant from my Week 3 Football post so I made this recipe. Delicious vegetarian alternative …
Ann Arbor Rocks – Biercamp
A few months ago, during one of my morning pilgrimages to the Produce Station for their scone & coffee special, I saw a sign for Biercamp next door. I was … Continue reading
Guilty Pleasures – Kelly Clarkson
Quick note – For those of you who may have missed it, the Ying Yang Twins read last week’s post and “Loved it”. Sorry, had to gloat… A few months … Continue reading
Football! – Week 3: Sayonara Eggplant
Last week’s guest prognosticator was a Japanese eggplant grown in my garden and he didn’t do as well as his predecessor – an ear of corn – but he didn’t … Continue reading
Farewell Pool, Farewell Summer…
This Thursday, September 22nd marks the official last day of summer, but we all know it really ended a few weeks ago on Labor Day. I’ll always be happy to … Continue reading
Guilty Pleasures – The Whisper Song
I love this song. It’s a bit of a departure for the Ying Yang Twins, who are most known for their hits “Badd” and “Get Low”, the latter being a … Continue reading
Football! – Week 2: Goodbye corn, hello eggplant
As I mentioned last week, I’m making weekly picks for NFL games along with the Piehole Panel and a guest food item – last week it was an ear of … Continue reading
Ann Arbor Rocks! (kinda) – Black Pearl
Both of the regular followers of this blog know that I occasionally like to give a shout out to places and events in Ann Arbor that rock, and an F-U … Continue reading
