Best Austin, Texas Pizza When one thinks about Italian food, typically the very first thing you might think about is pizza. It's got a rich history and has turned into a part of the culture of Italy. And the better part about it is it truly is not so hard to make. It wasn't till the 1950's that the pizza actually began to flourish, particularly in America. Some of the number 1 early pizza chains...

Austin Pizza Parlor When one thinks about Italian food, typically the first thing you might think about is pizza. It's got a rich history and has turned into a part of the culture of Italy. And the best part about it is it truly is not so tough to make. The earliest pizzeria known to have opened was in 1830 at thru Port'Alba 18 in Naples. At the time it was considered'poor man's food' which was...

Best Austin Pizzeria When one thinks about Italian food, generally the first thing you would think about is pizza. It has a rich history and has changed into a part of the culture of Italy. There are a tremendous amount of styles, sizes and tastes making it a slightly versatile style of food. And the best part about it is it truly is not so hard to make. At the time it was considered'poor man's...

...be born sometime Friday.  Unless he has plans to arrive before that, and at this point, he is showing no signs of that. He still loves his oranges. In other news, we got financing for a car for Austin from the bank yesterday, rather than a dealership, where they tend to add on more fees and such, so they make money from the loan as well.  Evidenly my credit rating is very good, which pleases...

Austin's Job interview went well, he says. But if he gets offered the job, he probably won't take it. The job is being offered through a temp agency, and because of the contract with the temp agency, they will have to hire the person for the position, not Sandoz. Which means Austin would have to be terminated at Sandoz and hired by the temp agency. Which means a disruption in insurance, no vacation...

holding for birthday date.

maybe here. idk, i am ridiculously tired to think about this right now.

Abby got out of her Explorer and turned to stare at the house in front of her. Behind her, the Long Island Sound crashed gently onto the long, flat beach, the house's dark windows looking out at the water. She stared at it, crossing her arms tightly over her chest. So. This would be it. Our new home.

...official double date, he said. Abby glared across the Pizza Express booth, watching Mary Anne and Logan nuzzle noses and then kiss tenderly. Very slowly, she turned her head to the side and glared at Austin, picking up her knife and slapping it against her open palm. This won't be so bad, he said, she thought again, narrowing her eyes into deadly slits at her boyfriend. No, it won't be so bad...

"Has anyone ever told you," Austin drawled as he wiped the glue stick against the back of a cut out of Abby's face, "That you're fucking crazy?" "In a good way," he added hastily as he pulled the giant poster board of Voldemort towards him, pushing Abby's face right over the villain's. While still unsure that the poster would convince people to vote for her, as most likely it would scare people...