Life

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Five Things In My Refrigerator

1. Pineapple juice, lemon-ginger juice, fizzy water, italian grapefruit soda, blood orange soda, tonic water, cranberry juice (100% cran - not ocean spray), homemade iced tea, 4 bottles of champagne, 2 bottles of white wine - we had our housewarming party yesterday.

2. Assorted imported olives & cheese (we eat them at the same time)

3. Homemade root vegetable soup (I made it last week when I was recovering from my dental surgery)

4. Zachary’s pizza - the best deep dish pizza in the Bay Area and possibly California (since I lived in Orange County and San Diego I think I can make that bold statement)

5. Kale - one of the healthiest things you can eat.  It's great sautéed with olive oil and shallots; just wilt it a bit.  It takes 5 minutes!

Five Things in My Closet

1. A movie poster from The Outlaw introducing Jane Russell

2. Paper japanese lanterns (they hang at the bottom of the light pull string)

3. My vitamins (I put them in a small box because the Vitamin B STINKS)

4. Scarf & hat collections - it gets cold in the winter

5. My art supplies (glue gun, embossing gun, two light boxes, pen collection of maybe 100 pens, sticker book, glue dots, circle cutter, templates, rulers, scissors...and still growing)

FIVE THINGS IN MY PURSE

1. Bart Ticket (have to get across the bay) & Pre-paid bus ticket (for the Transbay Bus)

2. Lip liner & lip stick (I don't use them as much now as I did pre-Dustin; he likes me better w/o make up)

3. Cell phone

4. Purell (you need it when you take public transportation)

5. Hand lotion (to offset the alcohol and smell of purell)

FIVE THINGS IN MY CAR

I don't have a car.  I haven't had a car in about six years.  In San Francisco, especially at the height of the dot com era parking was horrific.  I took a bus to work and still spent $100/month on parking tickets.  Add the cost of registration and maintenance (which was averaging $200/month for my old VW Golf) it didn't make sense to keep it.)  Dustin has a car.  That's enough for the two of us.