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Frustration #1: I checked two comics stores and a regular bookstore, and none of them had Sex Criminals vol. 6, the last volume of the series that was my gateway to comics fandom. I happened to be on Capitol Hill for the third strike, so I placed an order at Phoenix.
Frustration #2: Vegan "ice cream" at Frankie & Jo's, while delicious, is mysteriously more expensive than the regular, moo-based kind at Sweet Alchemy around the corner. The portion sizes are... about the same? I may have to compare some more. F&J's was shockingly empty of customers on a cold night and I thought I'd give them some love. Favorite flavor there? California Cabin. One of the staff said that California Cabin fans always seem to know exactly what they want.
Frustration #3: When I was about to start my bike ride this morning, I took one look at the slush all over the streets and noped out. If it wasn't good on the streets of upper Fremont, I reasoned, it was bound to be worse on Phinney Ridge. So for exercise I trudged down the slope to buy cleaning supplies. Lower Fremont? Free of slush, even around 0830. What a difference about 100' of elevation makes! The day has been sunny, so the slush is now gone and the streets are dry. Gonna ride the hell out of them tomorrow.
Frustration #2: Vegan "ice cream" at Frankie & Jo's, while delicious, is mysteriously more expensive than the regular, moo-based kind at Sweet Alchemy around the corner. The portion sizes are... about the same? I may have to compare some more. F&J's was shockingly empty of customers on a cold night and I thought I'd give them some love. Favorite flavor there? California Cabin. One of the staff said that California Cabin fans always seem to know exactly what they want.
Frustration #3: When I was about to start my bike ride this morning, I took one look at the slush all over the streets and noped out. If it wasn't good on the streets of upper Fremont, I reasoned, it was bound to be worse on Phinney Ridge. So for exercise I trudged down the slope to buy cleaning supplies. Lower Fremont? Free of slush, even around 0830. What a difference about 100' of elevation makes! The day has been sunny, so the slush is now gone and the streets are dry. Gonna ride the hell out of them tomorrow.
