avery of the dead
from Kentucky is reading Cipher SistersJuly 6, 2012 - 4:37pm
I am honestly so blessed to live in a place where your neighbors grow fresh produce and share with everyone. It's lovely this time of year to always have something fresh to eat. But seriously, what am I gonna do with all this corn??
CORN PARTY AT MY HOUSE!!!
Stacy Kear
from Bucyrus, Ohio lives in New Jersey is reading The Art of War July 6, 2012 - 4:41pm
Make corncob people and Make them pretend hump. Ha just typed hump, I need a life.
Sound
from Azusa, CA is reading Greener Pastures by Michael WehuntJuly 6, 2012 - 5:01pm
Make tamales with the husks. Become an elote vendor. You can make creamed corn. Corn chowder. Corn bread. The possibilities are endless.
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Kirk
from Pingree Grove, IL is reading The Book Of The New SunJuly 6, 2012 - 9:05pm
Here are some pictures from "Kirk visits New York for the LitReactor Meetup"
The 9/11 memorial
A close up of a Jasper Johns painting at MoMA
This is what a portion of New York looks like from the top fo the Empire State Building
Lastly, the entire reason I actually went to New York... So I could go to Katz's Deli and get an incredible pastrami on rye.
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ReneeAPickup
from Southern California is reading Wanderers by Chuck WendigJuly 6, 2012 - 11:09pm
Great photos, Kirk. I haven't been back to NYC since the Memorial was finished. It looks amazing.
GaryP
from Denver is reading a bit of this and thatJuly 7, 2012 - 5:20am
Oh, man, the trip was worth it based soley on the pastrami photo. The difference between pastrami and corned beef? After it's brined, pastrami is smoked - otherwise, they're the same.
Because at LitReactor, we know meat.
And booze.
And, apparentely, we fantasize about piano players.
I am honestly so blessed to live in a place where your neighbors grow fresh produce and share with everyone. It's lovely this time of year to always have something fresh to eat. But seriously, what am I gonna do with all this corn??
CORN PARTY AT MY HOUSE!!!
Make corncob people and Make them pretend hump. Ha just typed hump, I need a life.
Make tamales with the husks. Become an elote vendor. You can make creamed corn. Corn chowder. Corn bread. The possibilities are endless.
Here are some pictures from "Kirk visits New York for the LitReactor Meetup"
The 9/11 memorial
A close up of a Jasper Johns painting at MoMA
This is what a portion of New York looks like from the top fo the Empire State Building
Lastly, the entire reason I actually went to New York... So I could go to Katz's Deli and get an incredible pastrami on rye.
Great photos, Kirk. I haven't been back to NYC since the Memorial was finished. It looks amazing.
Oh, man, the trip was worth it based soley on the pastrami photo. The difference between pastrami and corned beef? After it's brined, pastrami is smoked - otherwise, they're the same.
Because at LitReactor, we know meat.
And booze.
And, apparentely, we fantasize about piano players.