Some comic genius posted this sign on the door into the studio near the microwave on the fifth tray. I've been laughing about this for days.
Elsewhere a battle is played out between oddly aggressive maintenance staff with dubious english skills and dubiously motivated design students aggressive bic pens.
The laser cutters have a tickle mode?
Last week I baked cookies for studio. Baking cookies is like meditation, but it tastes better.
back at UVA, the elevator had a backlit milkglass ceiling with t5's behind. every once in a while, students slip a chipboard cut out of a big rat up there. guests and profs. would totally freak out every time. *sigh* to be in school again.
BTW, i applied to the GSD and would like to do some homework on the best places to live and where to avoid. any suggestions, BB?
archetecton- so, harvard square obviously... a lot of people seem to live in the chauncy st area which is towards porter or down cambridge a bit which is towards inman sq. If you live in inman you'll be 15 minutes away and it has a nice assortment of restaurants and such. some people live further afield, which is certainly cheaper, but at least one of those people I know spends a lot of nights sleeping on the couches at school because it's easier than going across the river to his apt. ouch.
Oatmeal and raisins... and they come out of the oven to rest on a light bed of sea salt. Used to get Salty Oat cookies at Specialties bakery when I was interning at SOM SF and I was craving one last week.
Bryan, such a domestic ! the cookies look great. Thanks for the apartment advice. I keep hoping that if i prepare myself for moving to Boston for school, it will help the process along, and i will find a pretty little envelope in my mailbox....
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back at UVA, the elevator had a backlit milkglass ceiling with t5's behind. every once in a while, students slip a chipboard cut out of a big rat up there. guests and profs. would totally freak out every time. *sigh* to be in school again.
BTW, i applied to the GSD and would like to do some homework on the best places to live and where to avoid. any suggestions, BB?
great post....keep up the good work
can we pay this guy to post blog entries forever?
archetecton- so, harvard square obviously... a lot of people seem to live in the chauncy st area which is towards porter or down cambridge a bit which is towards inman sq. If you live in inman you'll be 15 minutes away and it has a nice assortment of restaurants and such. some people live further afield, which is certainly cheaper, but at least one of those people I know spends a lot of nights sleeping on the couches at school because it's easier than going across the river to his apt. ouch.
brian - come on what's in the cookies. Green chips? hint hint looks good and always enjoy your posts
Oatmeal and raisins... and they come out of the oven to rest on a light bed of sea salt. Used to get Salty Oat cookies at Specialties bakery when I was interning at SOM SF and I was craving one last week.
Bryan, such a domestic ! the cookies look great. Thanks for the apartment advice. I keep hoping that if i prepare myself for moving to Boston for school, it will help the process along, and i will find a pretty little envelope in my mailbox....
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