A month ago, I bought a piece of ginger at Super G Mart in Greensboro because I wanted to infuse some simple syrup to make a cocktail. And I intentionally got one that looked like it was inclined to sprout. I used the ends that didn’t look sprout-y to make the ginger syrup and put the other bit in a pot of dirt on the patio.
When night time temps started dropping last week, I brought the pot in the house.
Lookit!!
Watching people try new things can be pretty damn entertaining to me. I get a kick out of the Try channel on YouTube, where Irish people try American stuff. Krispie Kreme and Thanksgiving were particularly fun.
There’s another one where British high schoolers try American food. These guys hold nothing back.
Tonight, I was watching them try American breakfast cereals. Of course, they were not impressed. Cinnamon Toast Crunch was the favorite followed by Cap’n Crunch.
At the end of that one, there was a bit where a sponsor donated a bunch of money to the school.
One of the guys giving the donation was wearing a Buc-ee’s t-shirt.
I just don’t even know how to act.
I might need to do a video. In addition to the fancy side yard, they have music playing. You can only hear it if you’re close.
At the Weatherspoon Art Museum at UNC-G.
I am the Audience 