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eating artichoke dip out of a giant bowl with a serving spoon before going to a speed dating event.
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me rn:
eating artichoke dip out of a giant bowl with a serving spoon before going to a speed dating event.

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sunday night pros/cons
Pro: I meal prepped today and made a really scrumptious chuck roast and I can’t wait to eat the fuck out of it.
Con: As a result of putting up all that food, I now smell like a delicious chuck roast and I can’t get rid of the smell and goddamnit how am I gonna fall asleep when I smell this tasty?????
Heavenly beef jerky, with thai chili, lemongrass, and shoyu.
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Gan Shan Station // Asheville, NC // 08.21.2015
variations on a theme
adult move: make yourself dinner
less adult move: that dinner consists of instant ramen noodles
least adult move: make ramen for dinner at midnight and eat it in bed
new high/new low
Clearly I have no dignity left. None whatsoever.
The BMW Charity Pro-Am is going on this week, and there was a big VIP party tonight. I stopped by after the gym, ostensibly to make sure wacavenue (who was shooting the event for TOWN) had everything he needed. But really. I just wanted to get lit. L-I-T.
It’s press week, after all.
Anyways, after a few drinks and milling about in the general vicinity of Rob Riggle and Terry O’Quinn (Locke on LOST) and Richard Karn (Al Borland on Home Improvement), I decided it was time to go back to the office to get some work done.
At which point I fixed myself a plate--overflowing with pasta, sliders, crab cakes, and mini pecan pies--capped it with another plate (no to-go boxes, unfortunately) and walked out the front of this Hollywood C-List party.
(C-, if we’re being honest).
To be fair, the mini crab cakes and mini pecan pies were really tasty.

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press week eats
I had a good goddamn meal tonight. Blair, Paul, Erin, Chelsey, Laura, and I went to Restaurant 17 and just ate everything in sight.
Smoked local trout spread. (With pickled onion & buckwheat “Wheat Thins”)
A platter of cured local meats, artisan cheeses, and housemade pickles.
Housemade rye panzanella. (With roasted beets, peppers, shaved onion, local greens, baby fennel, shaved breakfast radish, pickled wild ramps, ricotta & herbs)
Heritage pork crepinette & belly. (With Anson Mills farro piccolo, spring squash & zucchini, roasted peppers, cippolini onion & baby tatsoi)
Local trout. (With brown butter cauliflower, pickled shallot, pistachio, citrus, wild ramps, local kale & brown butter)
Herb goat cheese agnolotti. (With local ramps, oyster mushrooms, citrus rind puree & chervil broth)
Alabama grass-fed flank steak. (With fingerling potatoes, kohlrabi, roasted fennel, charred scallion, shaved French butter radish, salsa verde & roasted garlic jus)
Plus some desserts they don’t even have listed on their website right now.
I don’t know how you beat that. Even better, Chef McPhee came out and chatted with us for a bit--we hung out with him last week when Paul shot the charcuterie.
Something was missing, though. I have a suspicion as to what. But. A suspicion is all.
On the way home from out past Travelers Rest, I drove my beat-to-shit Honda like I haven’t driven in months. Maybe a year. It felt good, and I felt a little better. I wanted another drink or so. But I just went home and walked to the apartment pool and smoked a year-old Camel.
I’m tired after this week. And though it’s been five business days, #pressweek isn’t over yet. We go back into the office tomorrow, and we might not ship until Tuesday. Hopefully late Monday.
It’s good to share this food, this laughter, these drinks with friends and coworkers. I love them all dearly. But I have seen them a lot this week.
And maybe I’m just in the mood to look at someone else, and to share a look or a taste with someone amid all the laughter and conversation. A private flash of a moment.
I feel like I’m writing like I’m drunk. I’m not. I’m just sitting on the edge of my bed, smelling vaguely of cigarettes and looking at floorplans of apartments I can’t afford in this tiny city I call home and, as much as I can tell, do love.
I’ll drink more water. Set my alarm for 9am. Maybe do laundry in the morning. Go to work. Go to the gym. And then it’ll be Monday.