Lesson learned for the day: dump runs on windy days are more problematic.
Oh yeah, and I saw Avatar.
I can't wait. Always wondered what I look like inside.
宮崎、伊比井のしゃんしゃん茶屋は宮崎らしい素朴な料理がおいしい。
Bleh, this is starting to get concerning.
I'm always looking for good resources to figure out what to eat and what to drink that's vegan. Especially since this year I wanted to give some wine, and wanted to make sure it was vegan wine. (Here's a wikipedia entry on wine and veg*nism, in case you're unfamiliar with the issues.)
The Vegan Wine Guide hasn't got the best interface. The wines aren't listed alphabetically, so you either have to browse a very long list in pretty short chunks of links, or you have to search for a specific brand.
I found it a little easier to navigate Veggie Wines and Barnivore. barnivore is definitely the best-organized, and therefore the most usable.
I'm going to head to BevMo today and look out for either Hahn Estates, Fetzer Merlot, Rabbit Ridge or Yellowtail reds.
Vegan Soapbox provided some good links to restaurant resources, including Happy Cow and Veg Guide. Prompted me to write this post in fact.
Something else that has come in handy lately are veg*n aps for the iPhone, such as:
1. Lock down the "vegetarian" restaurant type on UrbanSpoon, and you can find the closes veg restaurants wherever you are.
2. Download VegCookbook or Vegetarian Recipes for recipe ideas.
3. The VegOut app is a veg restaurant search tool, powered by HappyCow. A little surprised by the $2.99 price tag, but I just downloaded it anyway!
What do you use to point you in the right veg direction?
My leg badly needs a stretch.
Wow, the stickers in Woodside are so targeted.
We're looking for Bonds' barco-lounger.
I'm still cold from last week.
