2005-02-13
End Of A Long Day / Since 1858
All in all, its been a good day since the sun rose at 6:59. I mailed financial aid materials to Columbia University during shortly after the post office opened at 9:00. I then met up with Sarah, and we walked to College Library so that I could return the DVDs I watched last night. Before returning we stopped at Espresso Royal for mint hot chocolate, at the Community Pharmacy for some Tom's of Maine toothpaste (for me), and at a variety of places in a vain search for decorative feathers (for Sarah). This evening, while I was on an unncessary search for a misplaced sock, I got into the elevator with some 9th-floor guys carying four 24-packs of beer. About five minutes, when I was hanging out with Evan and Sarah a beer started to sound really good. I asked Evan if he had any beer, and Evan said he didn't, but that a beer did sound really good, and Sarah agreed. So I wandered down the hall and bargined with one of the kids from the elevator for two Brew City Lagers and a Brew City Ice. Evan was kind enough to buy, saying that my short expedition for the common cause earned me my can. The lager I tried probably was probably worth about the 67 cents Evan paid, but it sure hit the spot. (The City Brewery of La Crosse, Wisconsin was founded in 1858.)
Dearest Megan,
ReplyDeleteTom's of Maine is a small, environmentally responsible company that makes a variety of personal care products. I learned of the brand when I was living in Massachusetts. (Marget was a loyal user of their toothpaste if I remember correctly.) I bought peppermint flavored "natural anticavity baking soda fluoride toothpaste;" I've found that it is mild in flavor and leaves my mouth feeling quite clean.
Yours,
James
PS. I have updated the post to include a link to the company's official site.