the most interesting man in the world.

there is this guy who stands in front of temple square and looks down main street.  and that is what he does all day, every day.  my mom calls him crazy but i call him cool.  what is he thinking about?  is he just really into construction? is it possible that somebody loves salt lake city more than i do?  {no}.  someday, i will join him and together we will stare down the street and mom will call us crazy, but we will be busy staring.

remember, remember.

you know what i dislike?
people from utah who say
"utah sucks"{by the way, this phrase is acceptable during the fall...if you know what i mean...} or  "i can't wait to get out of this place!"

there is a special name for those people:

silly

if you are or have felt like you have tendencies of becoming one of these sad, naive, sillies, then you have come to the right place. besides larry h. miller, brigham young, and gary herbert i may be salt lake city's number one fan and i am taking a vow, right here, right now, to show you the light that i call home.  honestly, my city has it all--excluding overratedness and excessive awfulness--and one of its shining stars starts tomorrow.  shining star=art's festival.

{be there or be square.}

p.s. its second shining star that is located a bit southwest of the other starts this weekend.  but it deserves its own special post.

sidewalk sale.

9th and 9th...you are too good to me.

{best sale ever.}

{best boutiques ever.}

{best movie ever...and clearly i am not the only one who believes so.}

{best bike ever.  consider it added to the christmas 2010 list.

and yes, said list has already begun. call me crazy.}