Romanian Social Club
I never knew he was such a good actor.
(Source: amandabartley)
This has been my jam lately. Life has been crazy and not always in a good way. This song feels right, though.
To my friends at Kroger, I’m writing you today to ask you to sell two products that are near and dear to my heart. The first product is coarsely ground cornmeal, which is the sole ingredient in polenta. You previously sold this type of cornmeal alongside your yellow and white varieties, but you’ve seemingly discontinued it. Try as I might, I can no longer find it on the shelf of my local Kroger store, whether it be at the store in Grandview (1375 Chambers Rd), the Short North Kroger (1350 N High St), or the Kroger in Clintonville (3417 N High St). I’m very fond of preparing my own polenta, so to do without (however temporarily), has caused me much consternation. I must now frequent speciality grocers to find the appropriate flour, which is inconvenient for a loyal Kroger Plus Shopper such as myself. To find the coarsely ground cornmeal back on the shelf would bring happiness to me and countless other shoppers as well. Secondly, I would like to see Grippo’s brand potato chips in the snack food aisle of my local Kroger. I applaud you for stocking local favorites Conn’s, Mike-Sell’s, and Ballreich’s, but the absence of Grippo’s, a Queen City native like Kroger, is quite disappointing. Grippo’s brand potato chips are some of the best and deserve equal billing with the most vaunted of national brands. To continue to relegate them to the shelves of Central Ohio corner stores is a wrong that must be righted. Thank you very much for your time and consideration. Respectfully yours, DforDavid
— My letter to Kroger, which is going in the mail today!
Scenes from a Texas Vacation: Day Six in Bedias
Scenes from a Texas Vacation: Day Three in San Antonio
Scenes from a Texas Vacation: Day Two in San Antonio
Scenes from a Texas Vacation: Day One in Houston
An ice cream and cupcake kinda day.