In my head, I made up a story about this
March 5, 2008 | By Rebecca Thorman
- Rebecca Thorman works at a start-up company that sells toilet paper and trash bags. On this blog, she gives career and life advice for the next generation of workers. Learn More >
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Did it involve a samurai sword demonstration?
Comment by Erika — March 5, 2008 #
Haha, no. But it definitely should have!
Comment by Rebecca Thorman — March 5, 2008 #
A la Mitch Hedberg - if you see a bum eating grapes, be sure to remind him that he HAS TO WAIT.
Comment by t h rive — March 5, 2008 #
At least it’s classy, Washington State wine. The winery is just down the road from where I live, though the grapes are grown in Eastern Washington.
It’s a great photograph.
Comment by Scot Herrick — March 5, 2008 #
@ t h rive - I’m not sure I get it… I never get those kind of things though, much to the chagrin of many of my friends. Is it that the grapes will turn into wine eventually?
@ Scot - It was actually taken a block away from the Madison Capitol, so of course it’s classy ; ) That’s so cool that the winery is just down the road from you… six degrees away from anything!
Comment by Rebecca Thorman — March 5, 2008 #
…you got it.
Comment by t h rive — March 5, 2008 #
And in my head, I’m sure the story would have been an excellent one.
Comment by bill — March 6, 2008 #
With a provocative story like this, Modite is fast becoming one of my favorite blogs!
Oddly, no commenter seems in the mood of actually sharing?
Comment by Gene Shiau — March 6, 2008 #
Another great photo. It was self-defense I’m sure.
Comment by Milena — March 9, 2008 #
@ Bill - but, of course ; )
@ Gene - thanks so much. I enjoy walking the line of provocativeness..
@ Milena - Haha. Makes sense to me.
Comment by Rebecca Thorman — March 10, 2008 #