





I saw this today at the Cleveland International Film Festival.
Afterwards there was a short Q & A with the director and two of the three brothers. It was really good, and oddly familiar.
My mom really enjoyed it too, and even bought one of the silkscreens Davey Noble printed in Cleveland for the occasion.






I have yet to see these in real life, but seeing them in someone's flickr stream made me gasp. i dont necessarily like to eat peeps but i do have a fascination with them and think theyre super cute. peeps pops, though, are kind of a weird concept. waste of plastic what?
I'm obviously not leaving the house today... the car is trapped, and the visibility is pretty terrible. On the plus side, the snow is sparkly and pretty to look at from the warm living room I am now sitting in, drinking apricot tea.
I also put up a new listing in the ol' etsy shop :
The Rainbow Sprinkles Playset. Yay!

i had some morning star farms starter tofu crumbles in the freezer, so i put some olive oil in a pan and cooked a few pieces of onion and some garlic in it until they were nice and aromatic. i added the tofu crumbles, and "browned" it, even though it was already brown. so i guess i should say that i heated it up, and then added the leftover tomato basil marinara i had. meanwhile, i was also boiling the penne, and sliced some fresh mozarella balls that i had in the fridge in a little tub with olive oil and herbs. once my pasta was ready, i layered some sauce, then some grated parmesan, then some frozen spinach, then some pasta, then some more sauce, and the mozarella halves on top. i used my special little green dish that holds enough for 2-3 people. some of the cheese bubbled over the side. it took about twenty-five minutes or so in a 350 degree oven, and came out really well.

i love the colors and wanted something besides my moos to hand out and attach to things. i think these will work quite nicely for now.
i took heidi out for our evening walk a little while ago, and the trees were all covered with ice! the sidewalks were thick and frozen over with snow that would crunch and sink if you stomped really hard or jumped just so. it was a very interesting texture and i snapped some photos of the ice trees because they looked so pretty.


i tried taking some video of the interesting crunching noises the branches made when the wind blew, but all i could hear on the audio was the strong wind against the microphone and a man whistling in the background.