I apologize for the hole I left in your heart yesterday, when you repeatedly came to my "house" (that's what I'm calling this site now) and found no one home, and thus found yourself in a fetal position under a table at your local Starbucks, your laptop cradled against your chest, your thumb in your mouth or otherwise situated (I'm too much of a lady to indicate an alternative location), red-faced and wailing.
I meant to get online, but LIFE GOT IN THE WAY (that's what I'm calling it now on the very rare occasion when I fail to do something that I meant to do), and I found myself on a plane to a faraway land for a weekend of wedding-related events (not my wedding, so don't get all "what? who? huh?" on me) and also indulging in delicious Indian food by day and Moroccan food by night and didn't allocate time to keeping you amused. And for that I apologize profusely, from the bottom of the heart I'm sure you don't think I have.
So, today, I give you a photograph that may give you a clue as to where I am. Here:
Please tell me where you think I am. But try your hardest to resist the urge to take a frenzied Google journey to assist you. Donut (oh, LOL!) ruin the fun for everyone else.
I'll be home real home, as in back in the heehaw saddle and/or heaving bosom of Manhattan tomorrow.
fresh-baked at 12:13 PMWhere does one go to have a giant donut like that fabricated?
I want to install one on the roof of my house.
"Just turn left off West Avenue, go up one block and you'll see my house. It's got a giant donut on the roof."
I could totally resist the temptation, too. In fact, a donut couldn't tempt me even if it dressed up as David Cook and serenaded me with "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face".
The cake did not make me feel any differently about cake.
geography schmeeography...what about the cake?
Offered by: LaLa on May 26, 2008 11:06 AMP.S. You're not so very far away from me right now. It's a shame you couldn't swing south for a nice extended drive
Offered by: Da Goddess on May 26, 2008 7:20 AMI've been to Randy's Donuts. And there used to be one just like that in Long Beach, which I drove past every day on my way to work. I was a good girl and resisted the temptation to stop in. I think it's safe to say I'd still resist today. Which makes me a total freak.
Offered by: Da Goddess on May 26, 2008 7:19 AMOops!
Sorry, Jodi.
Offered by: don on May 25, 2008 11:31 PMRandy's in Inglewood is OK, Jodi, but the Drive-Through Donut in good ol' La Puente, CA is 'most immersive'.
Offered by: don on May 25, 2008 11:31 PMRandy's in Inglewood is OK, Jodi, but the Drive-Through Donut in good ol' La Puente, CA is 'most immersive'.
Offered by: don on May 25, 2008 11:30 PMYou're in LA. Duh.
Offered by: Ds on May 25, 2008 2:11 PM





