Skyline

Phil took me to Skyline Chili for the first time last night. He's talked about it all through college about how it's soooo good and all this stuff... Well, it was really good. So good in fact, that when Phil told me that the Skylines at cincy periodically do an 'all you can eat' thing for kids fundraisers, I told him to call up his mom to let us know when she hears of another one and we'll go try to put them out of business... One wierd thing... One ingredient in the chili is spaghetti. We sat down to eat and right before I put my fork in it he stopped me and told me that 'You don't twirl Skyline!'. It took me a bit to be totally convinced that he wasn't just being Phil and doing something to make me look like a dork. But evidently he says that in cincy, if you twirl the skyline everyone will stare at you like you're some sort of idiot. Sweet. So, everyone go try some Skyline chili if you haven't already. It's good stuff.

Last night we hooked up with Kistler and his buddy and went putt-putt golfing, which was hilarious cause everyone else there was a couple. We made fun of them all for the most part. Especially the couple right ahead of us cause they took forever and the girl was obnoxious. After putt-putt we went back to Kistler's house and watched the movie The Thin Red Line. I liked it quite a bit, however, if you don't like movies that wander too far outside of the mainstream, then you probably won't like this one too much either.

Today has been spent putting up things on our walls since I finally got thumb tacks and push pins. If you have any original art that you'd like to donate to the apartment, let us know and we'll be happy to display it prominently on our walls. I cooked eggs for lunch and I think they went over well. Always a bonus. This weekend has been sweet so far.