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Waffle Window

By Colleen @colleenalicia · On January 13, 2010

Last week when Sarah and Ezra were in town, they invited me to go to waffles with them. I had a client, but I was able to see them in the afternoon so I wasn’t too crestfallen. Until I heard about these waffles, and saw the pictures. Last night I spent twenty minutes looking at wafflewindow.com, trying to decide what I would order if I was ever so lucky to go there. Look at these waffles, just look at how good they look.

This waffle stops looking as good if you stare at it for too long. Move on to the next one quickly.
This waffle never stops looking good. Stare as much as you need.

Google tells me that my house to Waffle Window is an 8 mile run, which isn’t too bad. Unless I wanted to get home again somehow. I guess I could save it for a few months from now when there’s actually a remote possibility I might do a 16 mile run. But will I want a waffle in the middle of a 16 mile run? Will I want one even after an 8 mile run? I guess next time I run 8 miles I’ll have to see if I feel like eating a waffle immediately afterward, to test things out.

Anyway, my point is that you should let me know if you ever feel like going on an 8 mile waffle run with me. Or I guess if you just want to drive there with me, I’d probably do that too.

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Colleen

I must confess, I started running at a very early age. Sadly, my runs were unblogumented until around age 23, so you'll have to use your imagination for all the runs I went on before that. Running has always been my go-to sport, but sadly, I spend a good amount of my time with chronic injuries. I have learned to entertain myself athletically with other pursuits such as kettlebell, yoga, and bikini competitions, when I can't run. In addition to my unique talent for working out and then blogging about it, I am an amateur puppy stylist and photographer, television enthusiast, and I'm usually CPR/AED certified, but I would still prefer if you didn't pass out when we're together.

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6 Comments

  • Chris says: January 13, 2010 at 2:46 am

    is this waffle window on hawthorne? because my brother said it is sooo good and i really want to DRIVE to there!!

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  • Chris says: January 13, 2010 at 3:13 am

    the word is crestfallen. also not really the right way to use that word.

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  • colleen says: January 13, 2010 at 3:24 am

    i’m aware that context may not always be appropriate, but the important part is that i’m branching out from my standard/extremely limited vocabulary. don’t go making me even more crestfallen.

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  • Ezra says: January 16, 2010 at 3:52 am

    We were crestfallen you weren’t there. Crests fall again just thinking about it.

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  • colleen says: January 18, 2010 at 11:05 pm

    My crest sunk so low it can’t even fall any more.

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  • Wayniac says: January 21, 2010 at 6:30 pm

    I stopped using Crest when it fell in the toilet. Now I only use all natural products like Tom’s to keep me from needing a psychiatrist. I hope it works.

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    I’m Colleen. I started this blog when I was 23 years old and training for my first marathon. I was single, semi-employed, generally directionless in life, and had a lot of free time on my hands. I have a lot less free time now, but I still love to come here and dump my rambling, unedited thoughts after a workout or race once in a while.

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