The weekend blows a mean didgeridoo.
You’ve got your ordinary kitchen knives. And then you’ve got ones forged from German steel and tastefully balanced with carved teakwood handles—that we’re sending you exclusively (cutting board included). Plus, we’re getting you 30% off magical beans/coffee stones scientifically calibrated to optimize your cup of coffee.
The didgeridoo: Australia’s best export after models and Paul Hogan. And tomorrow night in Cambridge, you can finally learn to play one. Your instructor: a 20-year-veteran didgeridoo-er who will be showing you the basics (think: circular breathing). Next up: vuvuzela lessons.
Saturdays are for dinner-and-a-show-type dates. And if you have dinner locked up, allow us to offer an alternative to the ballet: your favorite (and only) band from The Hangover and Old School, playing at the Wilbur. Hopefully your date likes f-bombs during “Total Eclipse of the Heart.”
Some Mondays end with you on the couch for some DVR catch-up. Others involve a chef’s tasting menu (tacos, small plates, a la plancha) and front-row seats for a showcase of Boston-based fashion starring leggy models. Like what’s happening at Tico on Monday. Choice is yours.
Cheeseburgers. The every-meal. But every-meals get pricey. Except when they’re a dollar. Which is what McGreevy’s is charging on Tuesday evenings for their juicy ground-beefer with American cheese. This may prove extremely bad for fast food everywhere.
Two things you know about pi: it’s an extremely long number. And it starts with 3.14. And that’s all you need to know on Wednesday, when you can get a cup of coffee and a slice of apple pie for—wait for it—$3.14. No math required. Except the tip.
