… get out of Buffalo in January! Here I am, taking a walk on my lunch break, and even my fall/spring jacket is too warm! We’re going to have four straight days of ~50 degree weather? In BUFFALO?!? In JANUARY?!?!? I hope the rest of the country keeps that in mind the next time they want to make a wiseass quip about Buffalo’s weather. Our 2006 hurricane forcast is looking pretty good too.
Just saw this on USA Today… “I was just at my psychiatrist and I said, ‘I just got great news: We hit the 4 million mark. And I’m angry. It should be 20 million,’” Stern says in the magazine, on newsstands Monday. “It’s insulting to me that everyone hasn’t come with me. I take it…
Somehow I’ve missed any press about this until today! The 5th Annual National Buffalo Wing Festival will take place 12-9 on Saturday (9/2) and 12-7 on Sunday (9/3) at Dunn Tire Park. Ticket prices are $5.00. And since this is Buffalo and we spend way too much time worrying about the weather… With the threat…
As I sat in the Comprehensive Plan meeting earlier this week, discussions touched on subjects such as what makes Hamburg unique from other Western New York towns, and how do we draw people in to bring in income from non-residents. Immediately, my thoughts turned to the waterfront. Having a waterfront is an instant advantage over…
So… let’s quickly recap since it’s been a couple months since I posted anything. My PC finally died (which was really Amanda’s old PC because my last PC died first, and I just adopted hers). Got a new PC. Picked up a copy of Adobe Lightroom with my nonprofit discount because as it may be…
I haven’t reported anything on our rusty old buddy, the Aquarama, recently. Frankly, I haven’t thought much about it. Until today. I got an email inquiry asking if I knew anything about it being sold to an Indian scrap metal salvage company. I hadn’t, but a little googling turned up an article that seems to…
My brief blogging hiatus was due to a two week work trip to Europe. This was my first trip overseas and it was quite interesting, if exhausting at times. I visited nine cities in five different countries, used five airports and seven train stations, drove the Autobahn, and sat in countless taxis, buses, and subways….