Walk a mile in my underpants

I’ve just finished hanging my photography at the Fells Grind in Fells Point for another exciting exhibition. There are lots new photos from the trip to Paris and some extras from Oregon, Italy and Baltimore that I didn’t have a change to hang in the last show. The photos will be hanging at the Grind until mid-march. Check it out!

The Fells Grind, 1720 Thames St Baltimore, MD 21231

Or check out the photos online at http://brianeden.smugmug.com

My good friend Mark attempts the near-impossible task of ranking French Fries by style.

http://www.markdalius.com/archives/2009/07/the_fryarchy.html

What inspires someone to write the lyrics to “I am the walrus” above the urinal?

At long last, there is ethnic food on Canton Square!

Jasa Kabob opened today in the former Py space with delicious grill smoke wafting out the front window. I picked up a take-out menu. Some nice looking dishes. Chicken, lamb and beef kabobs, curries, chicken and beef tikka, samosas, a few flavors of naan (one stuffed with ground beef, another with marinated potato) and daily meat and vegetarian specials for seven bucks and change.It’s a bigger menu than you’d expect for such a small space. The website isn’t live yet but it’ll be at jasakabob.com when it’s ready to go.

Most of the menu is between $8-$12. I’m planning on going tonight for a test drive. I’ll report back.

Rest in peace, Roy. You lived the fullest, most exciting life a goldfish could ever hope to live.

I hope you and Belinda are swimming around together and enjoying an unlimited supply of freeze dried shrimp and goldfish flakes in that giant fishtank in the sky.

You’ll be missed little buddy.

I saw this banner ad for Microsoft’s Bing on Chow.com.

It asked for my zodiac sign. So I entered “Cancer” and hit the little magnifying glass.

It popped up a window with the search results in Bing.

But it gave me cancer cancer. Not horoscope cancer.

Google 1, Bing 0.

There’s a new kabob place called Jasa Kabob opening in the former Py space on Canton Square.

You heard it here first.

Context Research is my agency’s (Carton Donofrio Partners), ethnography division. They often work with Graphic Recorders, who bring the contents of their research, meetings and presentations to life through artistic murals.

Here is a Graphic Recording that Stephanie Crowley did for Barack Obama’s inauguration speech. Be sure to check out her website to learn more about Graphic Recorders.

Check it out. I’m the last answer in their question of the week.

Photos from Natty’s first camping trip to Shanandoah, VA. (more…)