Netzwerk Philadelphia Weihnachtsparty 2009 Part 2
Continued from this post
The photos are just a selection from the Facebook album, take a look there if you want to see more.
If you haven't been able to tell already, I've been catching up on photos from the last few months, processing and posting.
since college I've been working, discovering Philadelphia, traveling, putting down roots but being afraid to get too anchored, and getting addicted to coffee.
I don't know why I'm afraid of an anchor, it's actually pretty contradictory. When I moved to Philly, I was looking for some stability, regularity, some sense of normalcy after what I felt like had been a chaotic whirlwind during college. But I never intended to stick around. Europe has its claws in me, as does the West Coast (I've always wanted to go back to Portland, or live in Seattle or Vancouver). Some subconscious or half-conscious part of me had imagined that I'd be transient in my 20s, hopping from city to city, living a cosmopolitan and unattached life.
But now looking at how the last few years have taken shape, it all has come to pass, in one way or another. I've found great people in Philadelphia, wrenched some semblance of balance into my life (though, like the entropic universe, I still tend towards chaos), but I've still managed to spend time in other places (if not those places I vaguely had in mind).
They were doing test runs inside this afternoon... And Zavino just up the street is looking good too!
I'm so fucking over this shit. Couldn't people at least find a new stereotype?
I haven't been on Yelp in ages, and I was inspired tonight by Yogorino's opening (at 20th & Locust) to write a review...
On to the froyo itself! There are four sizes: mini ($2.95), small ($3.95), medium ($4.95), and large ($6.00). The yogurt itself is made from organic 2% milk - tasty, slightly tart, and with a very smooth consistency
and post some pictures on Flickr...
Writing reviews is kind of fun! Especially of local neighborhood-type places. Until I start that Washington Square West/Gayborhood/Midtown Village blog that I twittered about (Chrissy & Greg were interested), this is a pretty good substitute!
twenty-something photo-taking queer internet junkie whiling away the days in the city of brotherly love (sometimes in Hamburg, Germany)
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