What's up in the Neighborhood
Among the topics in this most recent spin around the Capital Region's online neighborhood: making something nice happen, rebirth, finding a babysitter, OKCupid, hiking into the clouds, the paste fortune, quality and expectations, lost foods, brunch at Zest, head counts, a vegan hot dog, an entire head, talking ice cream, and Krampus.
Chuck needed something nice to happen -- so he did something nice for someone else.
Amy reflected on Christmas and time and rebirth.
Observe as Stephanie holds a master class in how to search for a new babysitter.
Silvia braved the wilderness of OKCupid.
Jen went for a winter solstice hike in the Adirondacks.
Carl admired the Albert V. Bensen Residence on State Street in Albany -- and recalled the paste fortune that helped pay for it.
Daniel tumlbed some ideas about restaurant quality and customer expectations.
J+R commemorated some local food spots that are closing.
Ashley had a seat at the communal brunch table at Zest Catering in Ballston Spa.
Dominic shared some recent examples of why it's a good idea to submit an accurate head count with your restaurant reservation.
Randal tried the vegan hot dog at The Beer Belly.
Steve was served an entire head on a plate.
Jerry's Italian comfort foods class is returning.
Mr. Dave was joyed by talking Stewart's ice cream.
And we're guessing Rob is fun at an office Christmas party. Heh.
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Merry Christmas, former neighborhood!
... said Carl on Dec 24, 2014 at 1:23 PM | link