More importantly, the place down the block that makes monuments for grave stones (like tombstones, giant angels, etc) has a sign that they now have fresh bread. There's a rack of bread near the window in the store full of stone carvings and slabs.
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Tombstone? Fresh baked bread?
I finally decided to go to Cho's Variety on Graham Ave that serves Stumptown Coffee. The coffee is perfect, but there are no tiny cokes in glass bottles and I wonder if the barista would cut up watermelon for me if I brought one in while dressed like a snow leopard hanging out with a zebra. (Then again, it'd be more like a member of the weasel family and a dinosaur 'cause we're adults now).
More importantly, the place down the block that makes monuments for grave stones (like tombstones, giant angels, etc) has a sign that they now have fresh bread. There's a rack of bread near the window in the store full of stone carvings and slabs.
More importantly, the place down the block that makes monuments for grave stones (like tombstones, giant angels, etc) has a sign that they now have fresh bread. There's a rack of bread near the window in the store full of stone carvings and slabs.
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