Maybe I’m not hip. Maybe I’m not down with cultured foods, or maybe I don’t spend enough time eating .89 tacos from the bell. But I did spend a meal eating a delicious BBQ Pork quesadilla last night, and realized one universal truth about mexican food.

When the waitress brings your food out on the tray, in this hypothetical example you are eating with a few other people, and said tray has numerous examples of mexican cuisine; on this tray you will unravel the most universal truth about mexican food.

On the tray, there is absolutely no way to tell which plate is yours. There is no discernible difference between quesadillas, burritos, and enchiladas.

Quesadillas are flat, burritos are rolled, and enchiladas are rolled. All contain cheese, beans, rice and or meat.  Honestly, they are still some of the tastiest creations I will ever eat. I mean hello, carne asada!

Where we do what we do, kind of a fun concept.  It’s a fun, web 2.0 way of looking

WHEREWEDOWHATWEDO is a community-built visual database of the spaces in which we spend our days, nights or both doing whatever it is we do. While it may not be the freshest idea in the attic, we thought it would be a fun project to work on during down time. As well as we wanted to give this interesting and slightly voyeuristic concept a place all its own. So… there you have it.

Link to mine