Half a GIG!

I went to Pacific Mall today and got me something very very nice. Just take a look:

It's half a gigbyte of ATP memory for my phone!! Very nice. Here it is going into my phone!!

Accessing the MMC is as fast, if not faster, than accessing the internal phone memory. Too bad my phone is going into my sis' hands in mid May. I also went to Treatz' Rogers store and got a chance to play with the Nokia 6682 and the Nokia 8801. I really liked the size and feel of the Nokia 8801. It'll be a very hype phone. The Nokia 6682 was disappointing for me. It felt large and non special. But the Nokia 6230b also felt bad when I played with it at Treatz' place and I still got it and love it. I think I'll still get it when it comes out and reviews are good.

Mexican

This is a picture of a Mexican restaurant that we went to eat at:

One thing I realize, most of the restaurants in Easton look nice but don't really have that wonderful taste you can get elsewhere.
We also went to KFC this week. It looked like a popeye inside with biscuit, mash potatoes, salad, and pies. It tasted better than KFC in Toronto but the 99 cents Snacker sandwich was really bad. It was an old chicken strip (just batter) in an old bun. It was really old and dry. I say avoid it. Too bad I was too hungry at the time to take a picture of it. Perhaps next time.

Spring in Easton

It was a beautiful weekend in Toronto and it's been a beautiful week in Ohio. Here's a pic of Easton:

Here is Bon Vie, a French restaurant that I've ate at twice. They have really good pork chops

The New Yorkdale Section

Do you remember where the old Eaton's use to be? That section has been completely hollowed out, extended, and rebuilt into a shopping section.

You probably noticed the interesting ceiling that City Pulse had talked about. Here's a bigger pic:

It's too bad some stores were not open yet like the Apple Store or Lululemon. But they had other interesting stores open:

I hear Sephora is like Futureshop for women. I don't know if that's true but there were a lot of girls in there. Most of the stores were targeted to females. I ended up looking at these most of the time:

Low Virtual Memory

Ever run into that situation you have way too many windows or applications open at the same time and Windows warns you that you're low in virtual memory? Seems like you're not the only one:

I guess no one really looks at these monitors to notice this error.

Outside stuff

This is a restaurant I ate at a while ago. It's called Smith & Wollenski

Hopefully I didn't guess the name incorrectly.
Anyways, here's a picture of something probably a couple friends wish was in Canada:

An even closer look:

Nope... as close as I got, i didn't go in.

Brushstrokes in Flight

While at the Columbus airport I always walk by the Brushstrokes in Flight structure in Concourse B:

It was installed at Port Columbus in 1984 and designed by Roy Lichtenstein.
It's very easy to miss at a quick glance but its bold colours and outline really show strength.