Happy Friday and Happy Summer Solstice, everyone! Lately we’ve been craving flavors that are tart, sweet, spicy, salty, and umami-y… Know what cuisine has all of those flavors and more? Thai Food. Luckily, in Los Angeles, Anthony’s got the pick of the litter with some of the best Thai restaurants in the country (certainly in Southern California). So this week, he’s taking us to his neighborhood spot, Anajak Thai, one of the country’s premier Thai restaurants.

After writing 3,000 words already ranking every doughnut place in Metro Vancouver, what have we learned? In addition, we’ve also learned that any potential damage you inflict on a beloved Deep Cove small business will quickly be countered by John Cena. But we’re not looking at the past, we’re moving forward. After four months of eating doughnuts across Metro Vancouver and inputting in hundreds of scores into a overly complicated rubric, we’re here to scientifically declare the top 10 doughnut places in the region, definitely ending the debate once and for all.

Last week I magically had a spare afternoon, all to myself…so I spent it at IKEA. This is not unusual for me. Well, being alone is. But not spending a few hours at IKEA. I find my local branch in Brooklyn undeniably soothing. Especially during off-hours, when you can mosey the trademark arrowed path at your own pace and don’t feel like you’re competing to get to the enamel colanders that are finally back in stock.

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As I rounded the curve of scrub-speckled highway in Bienville Parish, not far from the Arkansas state line, I nearly blew past the concrete marker I came to see. I pulled the rented land barge onto the gravel patch on the roadside, and we stretched our legs before we approached the bullet-pocked monolith. Wilted flowers have been left at its feet. Stones placed on its head. Chips gouged away as souvenirs.