From there we walked around the Short North area of town. We went to a bunch of boutique-type places... some furniture stores, a paper and stationery store. Ummm. Some other stuff I can't remember. I think it was more Lindsay and Jenny's scene than myself and Ryan's. But it was cool.
Eventually we found a tea place call ZenCha and sat down for a while and tried some different drinks. It was pretty good.
Right across from the tea place was a multi-storied vintage store. Lindsay stopped in just to peek, and we ended up exploring for an hour or more. They had a lot of weird crap.
We started heading home after that, but there was a restaurant called Northstar Cafe right near by. So even though we weren't starving or anything, we stopped in for diner. It was an organic-minded place, and it was nice to have a salad after so many hot dogs, sweets and Thanksgiving foods. I got a chop salad, and Lindsay got her all time favorite; black beans and rice with avocado. Jenny got a sweet basil burrito and Ryan got a pizza.
We walked back to Ryan's home/work neighborhood, and stopped to pick up a couple cupcakes. Ryan showed us around his office (which is less than a 5 minute walk from his house). It was cool. It's a huge creative agency, with a ton of desks and an open atmosphere. Ryan seems to like it, although his desk was pretty bare. But I think that's just how he lives life.
When we got home, we ate our cupcakes and Ryan forced me beat his Call of Duty: Black Ops campaign. I played a couple levels before I made him put on a movie.
The last picture is how Ryan slept while we were there. He gave us his bed, and then slept on the floor/couch with a jacket for a blanket. Like a hobo.
2 comments:
HOBO RYAN!
That's the Ryan I remember. None of this successful owning-shit ryan...
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