Wednesday, July 26, 2006
Wednesday, July 19, 2006
Hot Dogs in Chicago-Land
We rarely pass by the opportunity to have the local cuisine -- if you can call a hot dog cuisine, but we are self-avowed the connoisseurs of the common man.
Parky's located in the Oak Park was probably the best dog we had. It's located on Harlem Avenue. Check it out. They have fries to die for, too.

On the way back home, we decided to take Lake Shore (SR 41) along Lake Michigan. In Calumet, we couldn't pass up our last chance to have a Chicago dog. Skyway Dog's didn't disappoint.
Parky's located in the Oak Park was probably the best dog we had. It's located on Harlem Avenue. Check it out. They have fries to die for, too.

On the way back home, we decided to take Lake Shore (SR 41) along Lake Michigan. In Calumet, we couldn't pass up our last chance to have a Chicago dog. Skyway Dog's didn't disappoint.
Chicago and King Tut
During the 2nd week of July, Kim and I went to Chicago for me to attend the last WebCT conference. While there, it was a must for Kim to see the touring King Tut exhibit.

Unfortunately, we weren't unable to take photos inside the exhibit, but here's a rendering of what Tut was projected to look like.

I guess I must have offended Isis or museum security or someone because they sicced this old dinosaur after me.

Unfortunately, we weren't unable to take photos inside the exhibit, but here's a rendering of what Tut was projected to look like.

I guess I must have offended Isis or museum security or someone because they sicced this old dinosaur after me.

























