September 3, 2010

riding a bike with newly re-soled shoes —> very slippery!

12:51am  |   URL: http://jeffbobula.com/post/1056871796/riding-a-bike-with-newly-re-soled-shoes-very
September 2, 2010
Bubbletecture

Bubbletecture

2:43pm  |   URL: http://jeffbobula.com/post/1054358064/bubbletecture
August 29, 2010
Turkey Leg Sandwich. Very worth the post and re-post.

Turkey Leg Sandwich. Very worth the post and re-post.

9:22am  |   URL: http://jeffbobula.com/post/1030930138/turkey-leg-sandwich-very-worth-the-post-and
August 28, 2010

Just seeing a play at a haunted old convent. It’s also… a house party. Sister Sylvester. Bing it? Ends Monday!

9:21am  |   URL: http://jeffbobula.com/post/1025160631/just-seeing-a-play-at-a-haunted-old-convent-its
August 27, 2010
Trader Joe's Secrets: The Business Practices of the Freemasons of Food

2:58pm  |   URL: http://jeffbobula.com/post/1020943362/trader-joes-secrets-the-business-practices-of-the
August 12, 2010

my last five meals have been consumed standing up.

2:28am  |   URL: http://jeffbobula.com/post/940992717/my-last-five-meals-have-been-consumed-standing-up
August 10, 2010

Portuguese wine and octopus salad

2:38am  |   URL: http://jeffbobula.com/post/930753337/portuguese-wine-and-octopus-salad
August 3, 2010
rockaway taco, The Selby

rockaway taco, The Selby

10:43pm  |   URL: http://jeffbobula.com/post/900911882/rockaway-taco-the-selby
July 30, 2010
Q&A: Studio Visit w/ Dana Lee, NYC.

5:48pm  |   URL: http://jeffbobula.com/post/881344895/q-a-studio-visit-w-dana-lee-nyc
July 29, 2010

http://williamhereford.blogspot.com/

Neato.

5:48pm  |   URL: http://jeffbobula.com/post/876784990/http-williamhereford-blogspot-com-neato
July 29, 2010
How to Store Lettuce in the Fridge

12:35am  |   URL: http://jeffbobula.com/post/873719568/how-to-store-lettuce-in-the-fridge
July 27, 2010

2:30pm  |   URL: http://jeffbobula.com/post/866953883
July 27, 2010

2:28pm  |   URL: http://jeffbobula.com/post/866947553
July 27, 2010
Homemade Root Beer

The aromatic bark, leaves, and roots were believed to be the first plant exported from North America to Europe, back in the late 1500s. All parts of this little tree made for delicious—and different—teas, sweets, and other confections, and sassafras commanded exorbitant prices in Europe … until everyone started drinking sassafras tea to cure their syphilis. Soon no one wanted to be seen sipping their syphilis cure in public, and the sassafras trade withered.

2:25pm  |   URL: http://jeffbobula.com/post/866939317/homemade-root-beer
July 27, 2010

1:51pm  |   URL: http://jeffbobula.com/post/866820412