Showing posts with label richmond. Show all posts
Showing posts with label richmond. Show all posts

Friday, August 27, 2010

Jobs I do not want


Anthropomorphic gas meter

Thursday, May 29, 2008

Richmond Recipes I Would LOVE To Have

As I start to pack up and move out of Richmond, I realize that while it may not be an internationally renown food capital, this city has some fabulous restaurants. Restaurants that I will miss very much, given their decidedly not-New York prices and ambiance.

If you know any of these recipes and let me in on your secret, you will be integral to my Richmond memories.

1. Curried Oysters with Cucumber Sauce from Six Burner

2. White Balsamic Dressing from Cafe Gutenberg

3. Squash Casserole from Comfort

Sunday, May 25, 2008

FOR SALE

I'm moving out of Richmond mid-June and can't fit everything in my car. If you need any of the following, check out the link below to see photos, descriptions and prices. You'll have to come pick it up but I'll help you bring anything to your car, so let me know if you're interested!

http://picasaweb.google.com/caitlin.cody/ForSale

26" TV
Shelves
Comforter + duvet cover (used once)
Sleeping bag (used once)
Rolling drawer unit
Trash cans
Alarm clock
3 tier bathroom cart
Desk Lamp
Hand Mixer
Oscillating Fan

I'll probably be adding more stuff as I figure out just how small my car really is.

Thursday, February 7, 2008

A Picture A Day

This semester, I have decided to take one picture of Richmond every day and post them to Flickr. In the process of enhancing my digital life with pictures, I found the Richmond, Virginia group on Flickr, and have added my pictures to their site as well.

If you want to see my life in Richmond one picture at a time, check out:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/caitlin28/sets/72157603787311992/

Monday, September 10, 2007

I love bocce


When I visited New York this past weekend, I had the opportunity to temporarily join my friends' bocce bar league team, Bocces and Hos. I fell in love with the game, and would love to introduce it to the Adcenter. Bocce may originally be an Italian lawn game, but I can say from experience that it works just as well in a dark bar with a can of Schlitz. And I think that's something we Adcenter folk can all appreciate.

Anyone know where to find bocce courts in Richmond?