Lately, my main mode of transportation has been my Xtracycle cargo bike. Recently, I made my biggest haul home from the office, which included a Cuisinart ice cream maker from Amazon. Stay tuned for ice cream updates.
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White Line Fever
Posted in Homefront, Self-Reference, Thingophilia, tagged cargo, cargobikes, cuisinart, ice cream, radish, xtracycle on November 1, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Things I Like About the House: The Commute
Posted in Homefront, Uncategorized, tagged biking, commuting, cycling, F-150, Ford, transit, trucks on June 29, 2010 | 1 Comment »
I rode my bike home from work today in the pouring rain. It was awesome. Eliza had offered to come pick me up, but the sight of stand-still traffic on Congress Avenue made me think twice. I decided I’d rather get a little wet than be stuck in the car staring at taillights. Above all [...]
Things I Like About the House: Storage
Posted in Homefront, tagged Austin, mayo, storage on June 11, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I’m learning that when you buy a house, trips to Home Depot take up a good portion of every weekend. I don’t mind Home Depot, but I’m not a fan of spending the weekend in the car. I will say this, though: trips to Home Depot beat trips to the storage space. When we lived [...]
Things That I Like About the House: The Paper
Posted in Homefront on May 9, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
This weekend we had our first taste of something we have missed ever since moving to campus: the newspaper. We tried for months to get the paper delivered to our apartment at the school, but they never managed to find us. At one point after several weeks of failed deliveries, I called the Austin American [...]
Things I Like About the House: Intro
Posted in Homefront on May 9, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Eliza and I have officially entered a new stage in life. After spending 18 months living in tiny apartments on the campus of the school where Eliza works, we bought a house. To celebrate our new digs, I’m kicking off a new series of posts. I originally had an idea for a series called “Things [...]