we can pool our money to pay aaron sorkin to write our hallway dialogue for a dayer doctor wrote:Can we all speak really fast while walking through the halls?thelaststraw05 wrote:Apparently you need to join fellow west wing fans excellence and TheLast at Michigan. Much epicness will ensue.absolutazn87 wrote:saw "epic West Wing marathons" and came running!
absolutazn87 wrote:we can pool our money to pay aaron sorkin to write our hallway dialogue for a dayer doctor wrote:Can we all speak really fast while walking through the halls?thelaststraw05 wrote:Apparently you need to join fellow west wing fans excellence and TheLast at Michigan. Much epicness will ensue.absolutazn87 wrote:saw "epic West Wing marathons" and came running!
Oooohhh! Can I come too?thelaststraw05 wrote:Apparently you need to join fellow west wing fans excellence and TheLast at Michigan. Much epicness will ensue.absolutazn87 wrote:saw "epic West Wing marathons" and came running!
Or, we could write a spec script about a combined courtroom/emergency room dramedy. That's never been done before!er doctor wrote:Unless one of us hacks into the University of Michigan computers to pull the pictures of undergraduate girls and write a quick program that allows people to vote on who's hot and who's not then we translate that into a social networking website where people can hook up with other hot Michiganders and spread that to all other colleges and universities in the USA and make a billion dollars....then he will write our dialogue for us for free!
Oh, sorry...he already did that.
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The farmer's market I went to on Saturday had some nice local crafts. If they have an online presence maybe you could contact the vendors directly. That said, Zingerman's is probably the obvious and easiest choice. Thanks for reminding me to thank my recommenders!!!whirledpeas86 wrote:So, I want to get the awesome folks that wrote me recommendations a Michigan-centric present to thank them for their help. I have my eye on the Michigan snuggie (http://www.mden.com/shopping/product.cg ... ?1013?2017), but I was wondering if people had any ideas about local Ann Arbor/Michigan businesses that might have something I could give. I'm thinking local foods or crafts, something along those lines. Being able to buy online would be a definite plus since I doubt I'll be back in Michigan before late July/early August. I'm thinking about a $25-35 price range, since I've got to buy for three people. Thanks for any ideas!
Where is the farmer's marker located in AA? And what days does it operate, do you know?Excellence = a Habit wrote:The farmer's market I went to on Saturday had some nice local crafts. If they have an online presence maybe you could contact the vendors directly. That said, Zingerman's is probably the obvious and easiest choice. Thanks for reminding me to thank my recommenders!!!whirledpeas86 wrote:So, I want to get the awesome folks that wrote me recommendations a Michigan-centric present to thank them for their help. I have my eye on the Michigan snuggie (http://www.mden.com/shopping/product.cg ... ?1013?2017), but I was wondering if people had any ideas about local Ann Arbor/Michigan businesses that might have something I could give. I'm thinking local foods or crafts, something along those lines. Being able to buy online would be a definite plus since I doubt I'll be back in Michigan before late July/early August. I'm thinking about a $25-35 price range, since I've got to buy for three people. Thanks for any ideas!
OK whirledpeas you are now my new best friend. Where shall we spend our millions together?whirledpeas86 wrote:Or, we could write a spec script about a combined courtroom/emergency room dramedy. That's never been done before!er doctor wrote:Unless one of us hacks into the University of Michigan computers to pull the pictures of undergraduate girls and write a quick program that allows people to vote on who's hot and who's not then we translate that into a social networking website where people can hook up with other hot Michiganders and spread that to all other colleges and universities in the USA and make a billion dollars....then he will write our dialogue for us for free!
Oh, sorry...he already did that.
er doctor wrote:OK whirledpeas you are now my new best friend. Where shall we spend our millions together?whirledpeas86 wrote:Or, we could write a spec script about a combined courtroom/emergency room dramedy. That's never been done before!er doctor wrote:Unless one of us hacks into the University of Michigan computers to pull the pictures of undergraduate girls and write a quick program that allows people to vote on who's hot and who's not then we translate that into a social networking website where people can hook up with other hot Michiganders and spread that to all other colleges and universities in the USA and make a billion dollars....then he will write our dialogue for us for free!
Oh, sorry...he already did that.
That's what I loved about Hutchins Hall - it's a big loop around a courtyard with hallways and classrooms strategically placed so people can leave or join the conversation as we walk.thelaststraw05 wrote:Damn. I missed all the exciting early morning banter and million dollar schemes.
Everyone will be invited to the "EPIC WEEK OF WEST WING."
Also, I don't know about you, but my entire life is lived as one of those hallway scenes. I walk in what is essentially a big loop of a hallway all day long with people coming up to me for brief 15 second conversations where I make seemingly important decisions.
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I think the multiple floors will be particularly excellent for that.er doctor wrote:That's what I loved about Hutchins Hall - it's a big loop around a courtyard with hallways and classrooms strategically placed so people can leave or join the conversation as we walk.thelaststraw05 wrote:Damn. I missed all the exciting early morning banter and million dollar schemes.
Everyone will be invited to the "EPIC WEEK OF WEST WING."
Also, I don't know about you, but my entire life is lived as one of those hallway scenes. I walk in what is essentially a big loop of a hallway all day long with people coming up to me for brief 15 second conversations where I make seemingly important decisions.
Yes that was awesome. "Studio 60?" "Shut up!"thelaststraw05 wrote:I think the multiple floors will be particularly excellent for that.er doctor wrote:That's what I loved about Hutchins Hall - it's a big loop around a courtyard with hallways and classrooms strategically placed so people can leave or join the conversation as we walk.thelaststraw05 wrote:Damn. I missed all the exciting early morning banter and million dollar schemes.
Everyone will be invited to the "EPIC WEEK OF WEST WING."
Also, I don't know about you, but my entire life is lived as one of those hallway scenes. I walk in what is essentially a big loop of a hallway all day long with people coming up to me for brief 15 second conversations where I make seemingly important decisions.
Did anyone see the 30 Rock episode with Aaron Sorkin where he and Liz Lemon did a hallway scene?
I think I was one of the 3 Americans who watched Studio 60.er doctor wrote: Yes that was awesome. "Studio 60?" "Shut up!"
My sincerest condolences.thelaststraw05 wrote:I think I was one of the 3 Americans who watched Studio 60.er doctor wrote: Yes that was awesome. "Studio 60?" "Shut up!"
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I was one of the other 2thelaststraw05 wrote:I think I was one of the 3 Americans who watched Studio 60.er doctor wrote: Yes that was awesome. "Studio 60?" "Shut up!"
How weird all three of us ended up at U Mich Law....it's FATE!!!!!absolutazn87 wrote:I was one of the other 2thelaststraw05 wrote:I think I was one of the 3 Americans who watched Studio 60.er doctor wrote: Yes that was awesome. "Studio 60?" "Shut up!"
I went and visited it on Saturday with some folks...I can't honestly tell you where it was, but I can't imagine it was more than a fifteen minutes walk away from the LQ. It wasn't huge, but it had some pretty cool stuff...it was right by Zingerman's (I think).math101 wrote:Where is the farmer's marker located in AA? And what days does it operate, do you know?Excellence = a Habit wrote:The farmer's market I went to on Saturday had some nice local crafts. If they have an online presence maybe you could contact the vendors directly. That said, Zingerman's is probably the obvious and easiest choice. Thanks for reminding me to thank my recommenders!!!whirledpeas86 wrote:So, I want to get the awesome folks that wrote me recommendations a Michigan-centric present to thank them for their help. I have my eye on the Michigan snuggie (http://www.mden.com/shopping/product.cg ... ?1013?2017), but I was wondering if people had any ideas about local Ann Arbor/Michigan businesses that might have something I could give. I'm thinking local foods or crafts, something along those lines. Being able to buy online would be a definite plus since I doubt I'll be back in Michigan before late July/early August. I'm thinking about a $25-35 price range, since I've got to buy for three people. Thanks for any ideas!
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I don't think you can buy Jolly Pumpkin beer online, but if you could, it would fit the bill. They have just phenomenal beer. I'll be joining their "mug club" when in Ann Arbor this summer.whirledpeas86 wrote:So, I want to get the awesome folks that wrote me recommendations a Michigan-centric present to thank them for their help. I have my eye on the Michigan snuggie (http://www.mden.com/shopping/product.cg ... ?1013?2017), but I was wondering if people had any ideas about local Ann Arbor/Michigan businesses that might have something I could give. I'm thinking local foods or crafts, something along those lines. Being able to buy online would be a definite plus since I doubt I'll be back in Michigan before late July/early August. I'm thinking about a $25-35 price range, since I've got to buy for three people. Thanks for any ideas!
It's by Main St. a block or two away from the gay bar, the organic grocery store, the queer bookstore, and the Birkenstock store. That set up makes sense.NZA wrote:I went and visited it on Saturday with some folks...I can't honestly tell you where it was, but I can't imagine it was more than a fifteen minutes walk away from the LQ. It wasn't huge, but it had some pretty cool stuff...it was right by Zingerman's (I think).math101 wrote:Where is the farmer's marker located in AA? And what days does it operate, do you know?Excellence = a Habit wrote:The farmer's market I went to on Saturday had some nice local crafts. If they have an online presence maybe you could contact the vendors directly. That said, Zingerman's is probably the obvious and easiest choice. Thanks for reminding me to thank my recommenders!!!whirledpeas86 wrote:So, I want to get the awesome folks that wrote me recommendations a Michigan-centric present to thank them for their help. I have my eye on the Michigan snuggie (http://www.mden.com/shopping/product.cg ... ?1013?2017), but I was wondering if people had any ideas about local Ann Arbor/Michigan businesses that might have something I could give. I'm thinking local foods or crafts, something along those lines. Being able to buy online would be a definite plus since I doubt I'll be back in Michigan before late July/early August. I'm thinking about a $25-35 price range, since I've got to buy for three people. Thanks for any ideas!
I hear that in Detroit there is the world's largest farmer's market?
Hutchins Hall to Farmer's Market: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source= ... 6&t=h&z=16math101 wrote:Where is the farmer's marker located in AA? And what days does it operate, do you know?Excellence = a Habit wrote:The farmer's market I went to on Saturday had some nice local crafts. If they have an online presence maybe you could contact the vendors directly. That said, Zingerman's is probably the obvious and easiest choice. Thanks for reminding me to thank my recommenders!!!whirledpeas86 wrote:So, I want to get the awesome folks that wrote me recommendations a Michigan-centric present to thank them for their help. I have my eye on the Michigan snuggie (http://www.mden.com/shopping/product.cg ... ?1013?2017), but I was wondering if people had any ideas about local Ann Arbor/Michigan businesses that might have something I could give. I'm thinking local foods or crafts, something along those lines. Being able to buy online would be a definite plus since I doubt I'll be back in Michigan before late July/early August. I'm thinking about a $25-35 price range, since I've got to buy for three people. Thanks for any ideas!
RE: Michigan gifts- They make oven mitts w/ a Michigan map on them ... I've seen them at several locations. Here is one online store that carries them: --LinkRemoved--NZA wrote:I went and visited it on Saturday with some folks...I can't honestly tell you where it was, but I can't imagine it was more than a fifteen minutes walk away from the LQ. It wasn't huge, but it had some pretty cool stuff...it was right by Zingerman's (I think).math101 wrote:Where is the farmer's marker located in AA? And what days does it operate, do you know?Excellence = a Habit wrote:The farmer's market I went to on Saturday had some nice local crafts. If they have an online presence maybe you could contact the vendors directly. That said, Zingerman's is probably the obvious and easiest choice. Thanks for reminding me to thank my recommenders!!!whirledpeas86 wrote:So, I want to get the awesome folks that wrote me recommendations a Michigan-centric present to thank them for their help. I have my eye on the Michigan snuggie (http://www.mden.com/shopping/product.cg ... ?1013?2017), but I was wondering if people had any ideas about local Ann Arbor/Michigan businesses that might have something I could give. I'm thinking local foods or crafts, something along those lines. Being able to buy online would be a definite plus since I doubt I'll be back in Michigan before late July/early August. I'm thinking about a $25-35 price range, since I've got to buy for three people. Thanks for any ideas!
I hear that in Detroit there is the world's largest farmer's market?
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