Coast Modern is screening in Vancouver, Palm Springs, and Encinitas. If you haven’t seen it yet, I highly recommend you do.
(This screening was a long time ago.)
Tracks
Heart: Barracuda - dedicated to the Mushroom exec. who placed the “It was only our first time” ad in Rolling Stone magazine.
(Source: vancouverisawesome.com)
JJ Bean’s Railtown coffee - check
Hario grinder - check
Zojirushi water kettle - check
French press - check
Deserving mug from 3 coins - check
2327 Yew
No means no. If I have decided not to rent your poorly maintained, possibly “one-mouse” infested, heritage, gorgeous almost-top-floor basement suite, with two bedrooms and a den, with peek a boo views, just next to granville island at the quiet intersection of hastings and boundary, please do not contact me again by email or phone to persuade me that your rental suite is amazing. I am not looking for a new friend who collects rent, I am looking for a decent place to live.
(Source: vancitybuzz.com)
Bedroom in its own ensuite:
Rental information:
Newly finished 1 bedroom with own ensuite. Furnished.
Access to dining room, living room and kitchen on main floor.
$500/month includes utilities, washer and dryer, and wireless internet.
Close to transit and shops.
No smoking. No pets.
Perfect for international students and short term renters.
(Source: vancitybuzz.com)
Burgoo, 2272 W. 4th Ave.
After mine, best Mac & Cheese in town?
(Source: vancitybuzz.com)
Lights on Broadway
Zojirushi - beige with stickers: the PC of water heaters
Kit’s Farmers’ Market and $4/carton strawberries
Wild flowers
Coal Harbour’s Award-Winning “Bella Gelateria”
(Source: scoutmagazine.ca)
Powell Street Brewery’s Old Jalopy Pale Ale is beer of the year!
(Source: powellbeer.com)
Café Tica’s breakfast sandwiches, just one of five cheap eats around Main.
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