Hungry for Chinese food, Clyde and I stop in at the Sun Koon. Hilarity ensues.
This is an audio entry — something I'm doing just to see how people like it. Please drop me a line or leave a comment, so I'll know what you think.
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Who Wrote This?
Mark McElroy
I'm a husband, mystic, writer, media producer, creative director, tinkerer, blogger, reader, gadget lover, and pizza fiend.
Mark,
I like the podcast; wouldn’t want them exclusively, though. It probably will work well for restaurant reviews and general comments about society, but for the more serious stuff, I prefer to read the words, so I can ponder over them. (yes, I’ve been known to ponder on occasion).
Phil
I agree with Phil, I liked the podcast and would like to listen to more occasionally but I wouldn’t want every entry in that format. Part of what I really like about your blog is the variety you have as far as the interests you write about. Having a podcast occasionally seems like a natural fit with your mix.
Hi Mark,
It was great to hear your voice on the podcast after a few years since hearing it live. Love your writing style and varied content, but can’t listen during working hours, so we vote for occasional podcasts.
We always enjoy your pictures and stories & send our best to you and Clyde!
Allan and Karren
Hi Mark,
It was great to hear your voice on the podcast after a few years since hearing it live. Love your writing style and varied content, but can’t listen during working hours, so we vote for occasional podcasts.
We always enjoy your pictures and stories & send our best to you and Clyde!
Allan and Karren
I too enjoyed the Podcast. Hearing your voice made the experience more personable, and nostalgic since I haven’t actually heard your voice in so long!
Don’t forget, there’s always Frankie Tomattoe’s!
Say hi to Clyde!
When I have a craving for Chinese food, I go and get the spring rolls at Pan Asia. The Chinese restaurants in this town are horrible. On a NYT blog a few months ago, New Yorkers were griping about the lack of decent Chinese food in their city. Spoiled, spoiled, spoiled.