I overheard a worker at McDonald's explaining to a friend that she had no problem getting ready for work or knowing when she had done enough fussing I wash my hair make myself presentable she said short sleeves are OK or sometimes I wear long not out of modesty but to cover the obligatory fry burns that are the mark of lax workplace health and safety and a badge of honour for trusting teens eager to shake the fat from the sugar crisped chips and salt away to make the magic of salt and sweet and fat that makes children pliant and widows fat and there is the baseball cap we wear backwards pony tail a perfect clasp and any sort of black will do for slacks as long as they are not stretch pants or give too much prominence to lululemon cross promotion is OK but not without an agreement and a deal on the residuals and about shaving there really is no need I'm blonde you see she said it's not that we don't ...

What's in a fish eye? No, I'm not talking about peepholes in front doors.  I'm talking about logos, in this case, that of big box newcomer Sushi Shop. Methinks Sushi Shop's logo is a bit too close for comfort to lululemon's. But then, perhaps a fish eye makes all the difference. Either way, open sushi marketing is now just as popular as wearing the signature stretch pants. One thing is for certain, the logos are all about shaping and sizing. The raw tuna or salmon on sushi is called sashimi.  My grandpa used to "cheat" and freeze fresh boned fillets and slice the sashimi frozen.