Holiday cheer, anyone?
Sorry that I have been MIA lately, but I've been working on some papers at an unbelievably sluggish pace. I am consoled by the fact that Clifford Geertz, a recently deceased and well-respected anthropologist, only wrote one paragraph a day. It seems that I am averaging two. Anyway, I don't have a lot of new material, since I have been "working hard", but here are some pictures of the Macy's Christmas windows, which are both kinda creepy and kinda awesome. I should have some new stuff soon, since Lyndsay and I are going to see the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir tomorrow, and Ron is arriving on Sunday for a short visit. I will be back in TO from December 21 - January 7, and I can't wait to see everyone who will be around!! So far my most anticipated event is Zoran and Angela's infamous Christmas party, at which wine flows freely and Cheese Boutique is the caterer of choice. A killer combination, if you ask me.
posted by Sharon @ 1:18 AM
2 Comments:
At 9:32 AM,
Oliver Gatalo said…
About Cheese Boutique. Compared to New York, which, I'm sure, has the best foreign gourmet food shops, how good is Cheese Boutique? Keep in mind that Dustin Hoffman did visit Cheese Boutique with his wife. In Japanese it would be called チーズ ブチク which translates to chizu butiku.
At 6:45 PM,
Sharon said…
Wow. This is tantalizing! I will have to eat lightly at my family's Christmas dinner in preparation for this.
Dad, you can probably find that Tonight Show clip on youtube.com if you want a real trip down memory lane. Have you ever been on that website? You can find video clips of practically everything.
Ollie, I think Cheese Boutique sets the standard for the world.
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