About
I'm Sam, 31, I live close to DC. I like arty stuff, pop culture, good food. I wish I had more time to read. I wish I traveled more. I need to drink more wine. I don't get to listen to enough music. I'm trying to catch up.Some amateurish pictures I've taken myself are here .
Collecting interesting articles here .
I rarely get personal.
But I like email (probably a generational thing): sam88mph at gmail
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Languedoc Roussillon: Full-Bodied Red Wines for Cool Autumn Days.
From here
Baked Persimmon.
From here
Winter White Salad.
From Not Without Salt
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are2:
Vasquez: There right on us.
Hicks: [Waiting for the Aliens] Remember, short controlled bursts.
Hudson: 9 meters, 7, 6.
Ripley: That can’t be, that’s inside the room. Hudson: It’s reading right man, look.
Hicks: Then, “you’re” not reading it right.
Hudson: 5 meters, man. 4, what the hell?
another favorite movie of mine! :)](http://22.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ksr24zUSRO1qznd83o1_500.gif)
are2:
Vasquez: There right on us.
Hicks: [Waiting for the Aliens] Remember, short controlled bursts.
Hudson: 9 meters, 7, 6.
Ripley: That can’t be, that’s inside the room. Hudson: It’s reading right man, look.
Hicks: Then, “you’re” not reading it right.
Hudson: 5 meters, man. 4, what the hell?
another favorite movie of mine! :)
sandra juto.
“Foer’s position is that all such arguments are, finally, bogus. We eat meat because we like to, and we devise justifications afterward. “Almost always, when I told someone I was writing a book about ‘eating animals,’ they assumed, even without knowing anything about my views, that it was a case for vegetarianism,” he says. “It’s a telling assumption, one that implies not only that a thorough inquiry into animal agriculture would lead one away from eating meat, but that most people already know that to be the case.” What we know about eating animals is that we don’t want to know.”
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Delicata Squash Stuffed with Orzo in a Sage Brown Butter Sauce.
From here
Scott Belcastro - Playing With My Own Shadow
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Peacock Chat by Tschahri
… the study found that “the extent of social isolation has hardly changed since 1985, contrary to concerns that the prevalence of severe isolation has tripled since then.” Pew said that 6 percent of the entire U.S. adult population currently has “no one with whom they can discuss important matters or who they consider to be ‘especially significant’ in their life.”
6 percent.
