What's up in the Neighborhood

The NeighborhoodAmong the topics in this most recent spin around the Capital Region's online neighborhood: urinals, French cars, bad golf approaches, graduation, garage bands, booted buses, jam, tequila, breakfast, generosity and a bellinitini.

Matt has a urinal in his home bathroom. You know, for the environment.

Bob got a shot of the Cohoes Falls at high volume.

Fun in Saratoga snapped some great pics of a Citroen rendezvous at PJ's in Saratoga.

A question about where to live without a car prompted a lot of discussion at Naomi's blog. (And be sure to read Naomi's post about her step-father.)

A golf salesman shanked his approach with Kristi.

Don't congratulate Rob on his son's 8th grade graduation.

It sounds like Kimelodic had a great time at the opening of the APL's Garage Band series.

Brian spotted a bus that had been booted.

Jess L loves the Adirondacks.

Leah made strawberry jam.

Sara made jalapeno-infused tequila.

Daniel says restaurant-quality ingredients are missing from Albany restaurants.

Leigh got great service -- and a bellinitini -- at Justin's.

Celina has had to limit herself to one breakfast wrap a month from Anton's.

And one of Steve's readers found generosity at Gallo's.


Tweets of the week

From @McHulk: "Just watched a tv show about the Internet. Kind of like seeing cave markings about the printing press."

From @AllThingsEllie: "Q: Why does grocery shopping always make me want to drink hard liqueur? A: People who fail at spatial relations and don't move."

From @meagangreen: "Club Unemployed meets at the gym around 10am, along with Club Retired, and High-Schoolers-Sans-Summer-Jobs. It's a motley crowd."

From @amymengel: "Off to my aerobics class' summer picnic, where in 2 hours we eat all the calories we've spent the last 5 months burning off...."


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