5 boroughs is the new beastie boys cd due out later this month. you can watch the new video for the first single being released ch-check it out at yahoo launch. it's hilarious!! i love those guys.
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you could throw a right hook and connect to my left jaw and i wouldn't feel a damned thing. i'm numb. yes. yes. another dental appointment. and another is scheduled for next week. had some mac and cheese for lunch...a numb-mouth friendly food. they just slide right down. i'll be tackling a container of strawberry banana yogurt next. have to be careful drinking anything though, since there could be a small stream running down the corner of my mouth and i'd never know it...
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kitkat has an appt with the cat heart doc. she's been extra clingy and this bothers me a little. i laid out on the couch yesterday and she promptly made camp on my chest while kitkat#2 took over my shins...got up to sit in one of the chairs so that i could do a little reading and both kitkats followed, one decided to make camp on my book while the other stretched out over the back of the chair. velcro kitties!!!
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i'm sporting a nasty headache (probably dental related).
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okay, time for the franster to eat a little crow... I FOUND FREAKIN' AWESOME PIZZA in CENTER CITY. in fact, the franster really is somewhat of a bone head! she's been missing the wonder that is the Reading Terminal Market. holy. holy. holy! (out come the angels sounding trumpets!) 2 words: Pennsylvania Dutch. mouth-watering sweet raisin bread and homemade peanut butter cookies. yayaya! and of course the Brick Oven Pizza of Pizza and Pasta by George. i had a white slice with tomato and basil. i dare say, and believe me this is freakin' tough for me, it came dangerously close to that pizza i had in nyc when i went home back in feb/mar. all i can say is, "where the hell have i been that i haven't heard or visited such a famous Philly landmark as Reading Terminal?" one of my neighbors told me about the place. the produce is awesome and reasonably priced. i bought the most beautiful plum tomatoes. you can find pretty much everything from sushi to used books. my kind of place. a few booths are run by Amish families. the women and girls are beautiful.
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you could throw a right hook and connect to my left jaw and i wouldn't feel a damned thing. i'm numb. yes. yes. another dental appointment. and another is scheduled for next week. had some mac and cheese for lunch...a numb-mouth friendly food. they just slide right down. i'll be tackling a container of strawberry banana yogurt next. have to be careful drinking anything though, since there could be a small stream running down the corner of my mouth and i'd never know it...
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kitkat has an appt with the cat heart doc. she's been extra clingy and this bothers me a little. i laid out on the couch yesterday and she promptly made camp on my chest while kitkat#2 took over my shins...got up to sit in one of the chairs so that i could do a little reading and both kitkats followed, one decided to make camp on my book while the other stretched out over the back of the chair. velcro kitties!!!
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i'm sporting a nasty headache (probably dental related).
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okay, time for the franster to eat a little crow... I FOUND FREAKIN' AWESOME PIZZA in CENTER CITY. in fact, the franster really is somewhat of a bone head! she's been missing the wonder that is the Reading Terminal Market. holy. holy. holy! (out come the angels sounding trumpets!) 2 words: Pennsylvania Dutch. mouth-watering sweet raisin bread and homemade peanut butter cookies. yayaya! and of course the Brick Oven Pizza of Pizza and Pasta by George. i had a white slice with tomato and basil. i dare say, and believe me this is freakin' tough for me, it came dangerously close to that pizza i had in nyc when i went home back in feb/mar. all i can say is, "where the hell have i been that i haven't heard or visited such a famous Philly landmark as Reading Terminal?" one of my neighbors told me about the place. the produce is awesome and reasonably priced. i bought the most beautiful plum tomatoes. you can find pretty much everything from sushi to used books. my kind of place. a few booths are run by Amish families. the women and girls are beautiful.
***when you visit Philly PA, GO TO READING TERMINAL on 12th st, take market street to the Hard Rock Cafe, then head north.***
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okay Sal, i was wrong...but only a little. hehehehe!!!
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ciao&meow!