Monthly Archives: July 2008
burger-tastic
It’s the weekend before the great Akron Hamburger Festival in downtown. We ventrured with Michele to Akron’s newest burger joint, Metro Burger. It’s nestled in the business district of Highland Square. When you enter the restaurant, you pick up a clip board with a stack of order sheets on it. You can select one of their signature burgers or create your own. Greg and I both had the Texas Classic (bbq sauce, bacon & white cheddar). It was fresh and hot and tasty. The fried pickles were also a delight. Below are some more pictures from our visit. Please to enjoy.
The shelf with all of the clip boards.

haven't posted a "need" lately

A t-shirt to promote my blog. Probably a waste of money, but would be fun to have. With, of course, the original signature-mike orange logo.
ear ticklers, vol. 2
More great songs that I sing really loudly to in the car.
- Viva la Vida – Coldplay (yup, it was on the last list too. I just really love it.)
- Underneath (Josh Harris Edit) – Alanis Morisette
- Darlin’ Do Not Fear – Brett Dennen
- Into the Nightlife – Cyndi Lauper
- Lost! – Coldplay (I can’t get enough of their new album.)
- Look Out Sunshine – The Fratellis
- Love Remains the Same – Gavin Rossdale (of Bush fame.)
- Free Fallin’ (Live) – John Mayer
- Don’t Cry – Olivia Broadfield (Heard this one on this season of the Real World.)
- Strawberry Swing – Coldplay (again…)
- Take a Bow – Rihanna
- M79 – Vampire Weekend (One of Greg’s new favorite songs.)
- Orbiting – The Weepies
friday night
Had dinner at Plaza Maya, the new Mexican restaurant in Tallmadge, with friends. Afterwards we came home and played wii bowling. I had my best game ever, a 277. Lots and lots of strikes baby!
what in the heck does it mean?
So many people have asked. What in the heck does GZPZ mean? In fact, recently I had a note left on my car asking what it meant on my license plates. So here’s the explanation.
GZPZ (geezy peezy) is just a silly phrase that I use from time-to-time. I’m trying
to get it to catch on…much like don’t have a cow in the late 80′s,
early 90′s.
Here’s an occasion I’ve used it recently. So I’m
standing in a check out line at the ACME Fresh Market (and golly, those food prices are
getting out of hand!). Back to the story, the older lady in front of me pulls out her
check book to pay. I have said to myself, or perhaps even muttered quietly
under my breath, "Geezy peezy, who still pays with a check at the
grocery store, get a debit card for crying out loud."
There you have it, gzpz in a nut shell. Pass it on, and use it in your daily life. You’ll be glad you did.






