I have a new weekly feature at The Phoenix New Times Chow Bella called Food & Ink. I am eating and drinking and doing a drawing about it. Every single day for the next year.
Check it out Every Friday. Here is this weeks installment: Ribs and a Gin & Tonic at Hillstone
I will also place the individual drawings into my flickr set: Food & Ink
Yesterday was World Backup Day! Did you backup? I am backup obsessed. I run time machine on my MAC so it backs me up several times a day to an external hard drive. But I am even crazier. I have two hard drives and every three months I pull out the backup backup and load it to be current and then I return it to my fire proof safe. This way if there is a storm, a spill or a theft I have everything and it is only 3 months out of date. I love being overly efficient. The tall one doesn’t always love that I am so efficient but loves me when it actually does benefit him so whatever tall man!
Celebrate World Backup Day – get your crap on a spare hard drive and back up your phone with a desktop manager or online service.
Whether you’re a longtime fan of Phoenix’s world-class, mid-century modern architecture or you’re a newbie to its design and architecture scene, your week to show off, catch up, and get your fix is coming.
April 9 through 17, Modern Phoenix and the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art are teaming up for the seventh annual Modern Phoenix Week.
This year’s event is in Sunnyslope, a community filled mid-century modern homes that’s celebrating its 100th anniversary (You can read more about Sunnyslope in this week’s Surreal Estate by Robert Pela.), and it’s action-packed, to say the least.
On tap for this year are parties, home tours, lectures, and expos that are likely to make any mid-century modern-o-phile drool.
Read more about it from my piece at Jackalope Ranch: Modern Phoenix Week Hits Phoenix in April
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