I eat PB&J for breakfast every morning. Easy, fast, can eat it at my computer, never have to think about it, gives me protein until lunch, and satisfies my PB craving. A few years ago I was being tested for food allergies and had to give up PB for 3 weeks... it was not fun for me. Thankfully it was only the 3 weeks.

In Praise of Slowness

According to Tara Brach (American Buddhist teacher/speaker), the Chinese characters for "busy" actually mean something like "heart-killing."

Where's your new apartment, Jesse?

Where's your new apartment, Jesse?

OMG in the Back Bay. It's too expensive, but really nice and in a great location -- right by the T, a big supermarket, and the library!

Sweet.

It is a pretty sweet library! Also, there is a really great Thai place on Boylston, Chili Duck.

I wasn't really excited about moving until I left the street where the place is and saw what was around it, so that's a good feeling. Of course, there was a place across the street I wanted even more, but it turns out they don't take pets! I said I will live in this place until my cat moves, and then move across the street....

Also, there is a really great Thai place on Boylston, Chili Duck.

Awesome. I don't know anything about anything in Boston, so it will all be an adventure.

Ooooh, Back Bay! I've always wanted to live there. Does your building have laundry? There's a dearth of laundromats in the area, alas.

I've spent two separate weeks in the Back Bay on business (this year and last), so I'm a little familiar with the area. There's good eats in the Prudential Center as well! Oh, and Newbury St. has Newbury Comics and at least three ice cream places. I recommend J.P Lick's.

For Aims: In which a Camel is merely ordinary.

I think we'll be needing a Boston-area get together again soon. Especially once Nora and Tom get back from the west coast.