floating point from Samuel Cockedey on Vimeo.
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
decennial
last november i clocked my tenth year as an employee in creative services at Williams-Sonoma.
this past may, they held the annual service recognition breakfast(s), wherein everyone who had marked a five, ten, 15, 20 and even one 30-year anniversary was given a gift, some food and a few kind words from their manager.
afterward, we got to have a photo taken with Chuck Williams, the founder and only 94-year-old dude i know. the guy still edits cookbooks, comes to work every day and is extremely well-dressed. super rad.

this thing had a lovely carafe with fitted glass in it.

everybody loves a good buffet.

wore my good shoes.


this past may, they held the annual service recognition breakfast(s), wherein everyone who had marked a five, ten, 15, 20 and even one 30-year anniversary was given a gift, some food and a few kind words from their manager.
afterward, we got to have a photo taken with Chuck Williams, the founder and only 94-year-old dude i know. the guy still edits cookbooks, comes to work every day and is extremely well-dressed. super rad.
this thing had a lovely carafe with fitted glass in it.
everybody loves a good buffet.
wore my good shoes.

Labels:
anniversary,
chuck williams,
decennial,
employment,
ten year,
williams-sonoma
subaru impreza hatchback review
yeah, i reviewed an impreza before, but that one didn't have ALL-WHEEL DRIVE. i can't even begin to describe how much of a difference that makes. it's like going from a skateboard to an audi. and subaru knows it, 'cause they threw down for an interior that's slightly nicer than the borimpreza. the hatchback is a car i would actually request in the future... if i wasn't on some ridiculous mission to review a load of different rental cars for my stupid weblog.
also, someone remind me to bring a car adapter with an audio cable next time, all the cars have aux jacks now.
Labels:
hatchback,
impreza,
press check,
rental car,
review,
subaru
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