My Lunch Break

IKEA, My Sweet Valentine

A simple meal. The same each time. For Julia, french fries and mac & cheese. For myself, Swedish meatballs and mac & cheese. I should learn to tell the cashier that I'll be drinking water, instead of answering soda like a fool! I have three complaints about our trip to Conshohocken.

• The seats were awful. They had arms that tricked me each time I tried to stand up. My thigh would get hooked and I would be stuck in a squat until my brain realized that I was trapped.
• Our table was busted. Actually, that was quite funny.
• There's never space for your dirty tray. That's at every IKEA I've ever been to.

Strangers. I'd like to dedicate more of my time into photographing them.
I'm so nervous that someone's going to try and punch me in the face.


Barnes & Nobles

Pucker Up!

All I wanted was a toasted bagel with cream cheese and a possible chai tea with a splash of French vanilla. I wondered around Wawa. Checked out the milkshakes, did they go up in price? Smiled at the heart shaped donuts with pink and red sprinkles. Then, I found them. The perfect Valentine's Day idea for Yoshi; candy lips!



Not only did they taste awful, but the smell of the smell wasn't pleasant either. This didn't stop me from wearing them around the office though! On a break, Jackie and I walked to the Comcast Center. We took pictures with our new friend, Kareem Lamont Williams.



The 60 mile an hour winds didn't make for great outdoor photography, so we tried to snap a shot in the breakroom while no one was watching. We got caught.