Bike Church Photos
Posted by Dave | April 18th, 2010 | Filed under Culture, Food, Oakland
More snaps from today’s Bike Church + some snaps of the cool garden space behind Manifesto/Subrosa.
A little gospel…
Posted by Dave | April 18th, 2010 | Filed under Culture, Food, Oakland, Street Food
Bike Church
Posted by Dave | April 18th, 2010 | Filed under Culture, Food, Oakland, Street Food
Live blogging from 40th Street!
Manifesto Bicycles is starting up its Sunday morning Bike Church again. Featuring bicycles (lots), music and raffles. There is also half off coffee next door at Subrosa Coffee (best in East Bay).
Tags: culture bikes
What St. Patricks Day Means To Me
Posted by Dave | March 15th, 2010 | Filed under Food
Before I discovered pubs and Irish whiskey, St. Patrick’s Day was best represented by Uncle O’Grimacy and Shamrock Shakes.
Crunchy Taco Blows Up!
Posted by Dave | November 30th, 2009 | Filed under Food, Humor
Jingle Meister Parry Gripp is at it again with his latest video.
Taylor’s the Taste that Refreshes
Posted by Dave | March 8th, 2009 | Filed under Food
Tasty burger!
Took a trip up to Vallejo to visit Mr. Zorko. After picking him up, we went for a beautiful scenic trip up to Napa and then to St. Helena, home of Taylor’s Refresher where they have the best darn, tasty burgers. Got some fries and Fat Tire beer to wash it down. For dessert, a decadent green tea milk shake! Good thing bootcamp workouts start in a week…
Tribute to Fallen Breakfast Cereals
Posted by Dave | March 5th, 2009 | Filed under Food, Humor
Growing up I loved eating cereal. Lots of cereal! Cereal brought me tremendous joy, especially, the brands that my parents forbid me to eat. Many of these cereals have left the planet and are now only a memory. Here is one of my old faves, the curious Pink Panther Flakes and Nerds cereal because, it’s such a ridiculous tribute to a candy – which most cereal resembles anyway!
See more of your old crunchy, sweet faves here!
Obama on “Check Please…”!!
Posted by Dave | January 19th, 2009 | Filed under Culture, Food, Politics, San Francisco
I just discovered that Barack Obama, then a little known Illinois State Senator, was on a pilot episode of the Chicago [original] version of Check Please… The San Francisco version on KQED is one of my favorite shows. The show features three regular people that share their favorite restaurants and the other two guests check it out and share their opinions.
