Posts Tagged ‘Indiana’
Autumn in Bloomington, Indiana
Posted in Bloomington, Gardens, tagged 2008 election, art museums, autumn, Bloomington, campus, election, fall, Indiana, indiana university, limestone, presidential election, trees on November 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Review: Casablanca Cafe Bloomington Indiana
Posted in Bloomington Restaurants, Food, tagged Bloomington, Bloomington Restaurants, Casablanca Cafe, couscous, Food, Indiana, italian food, lamb, lamb kabob, mediterranean, moroccan, moroccan food, overpriced food, Trojan Horse on October 11, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
During my nearly 3 decades on this earth, I have eaten in hundreds, probably thousands, of restaurants across Europe and America. Only once did I refuse to pay for my dinner (a revolting Mexican place in Sacramento that served us what looked like leftover catfood in a corn husk). This was 8 years ago, [...]
Indiana University Campus today
Posted in Animals, tagged campus, Indiana, indiana university, iu, squirrels on September 26, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Discrimination
Posted in Dealing with idiots, tagged crime, criminal conviction, criminal record, discrimination, Indiana, job applications, job interviews, minorities, university on August 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Today I would like to share something with you. There is a form of discrimination that is rampant in this country. A type of discrimination that disproportionately affects minorities. Discrimination that can be based on as little as a stupid mistake you made when you were 16 years old, and one that can (and will) [...]
QOTD: Why would a Midwesterner stand in line for 20 minutes for corn?
Posted in Food, tagged Bloomington, corn, Farmer's Market, farms, flowers, Food, heirloom tomatoes, ice cream, Indiana, peppers on August 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
My Question of the Day: Why would a Midwesterner stand in line for 20 minutes for corn? Today I got my first look at the Bloomington, Indiana farmer’s market. A charming collection of farm stands with ample heirloom tomatoes, peppers, zucchini and more, the Saturday Market offers a great opportunity to buy some (surprisingly [...]
