Friday, October 30, 2009
Tuesday, March 03, 2009
This will be the first in a series of posts on things I like. Narcissistic? Perhaps, but since I'm fairly sure I have only one regular reader, I'm not going to worry about it too much.
#1: Alfredo Sauce
I attended recently a luncheon with Baroness Emma Nicholson, MEP, who spoke on her work with several Middle Eastern countries on behalf of women and children's rights as well as the extension of the rule of law. Unfortunately the main course was a soupy, bland mixture of penne, asparagus, pistachio nuts, and Alfredo Sauce. It required a generous treatment with salt to make it palatable. Reader (just one), this was not alfredo. No, the true alfredo is rich, buttery, and delicious. As a tip for University Catering, I'm attaching a link to the a decent alfredo recipe (and also because life is too short for bad food). Bon appétit!
Alfredo Sauce
#1: Alfredo Sauce
I attended recently a luncheon with Baroness Emma Nicholson, MEP, who spoke on her work with several Middle Eastern countries on behalf of women and children's rights as well as the extension of the rule of law. Unfortunately the main course was a soupy, bland mixture of penne, asparagus, pistachio nuts, and Alfredo Sauce. It required a generous treatment with salt to make it palatable. Reader (just one), this was not alfredo. No, the true alfredo is rich, buttery, and delicious. As a tip for University Catering, I'm attaching a link to the a decent alfredo recipe (and also because life is too short for bad food). Bon appétit!
Alfredo Sauce
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Tuesday, October 14, 2008

I recently found myself traveling through Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport. That airport has a lot of problems, but one things I love about is the breadth of food available to eat. Most especially, I would recommend an outlet of a local chain called Pascal's. Pascal's serves authentic Southern food without the greasy aftertaste often found in these types of joints. They offer just about every common Southern food.
For lunch, I picked up some fried chicken, corn, and candied sweet potatoes. Every meal comes with two corn muffins. I'm not ashamed that I devoured every bit I could and was a little sad I had to throw some away. Not only is the food amazing but the folks who work there are incredibly nice and you don't feel like you're at a typical airport food stand. The only downside is that they are a little expensive, but in an airport what can you expect.
The moral of story: if you find yourself with a few extra minutes, head over to Terminal A and hit Pascal's if you want something that doesn't taste like cardboard.
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Wednesday, March 05, 2008
Wednesday, January 02, 2008
My new year's resolution this year, or one of them at least, is to begin blogging again. I blogged in high school, but eventually I got overwhelmed and abandoned it. However, I remember how much I enjoyed it and so here I am! It is not likely that I will post everyday but once a week should be about the norm depending on how much my professors assign. Anyways, welcome to my blog!
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