Tim Ohlers, the Best of Manhattan Grounds
Is a fantastic musician who plays Wednesday evenings at Manhattan grounds.
He plays folk and jazz, and sometimes a clittle classic rock, but we prefer the jazz, the folk, and the tea.
The Grounds is pretty typical in the way of customers and staff. The owner at Manhattan Grounds is exceptional. She treats her customers very well, works hard to have a nice place.
The staff isn't much to speak of, you'd be lucky to have a good conversation if you can even get them to talk to you, but that's not what they're there for. They're there to make great coffee, hot tea, and be rude enough to you that you know you're not at a bar.
As far as customer base goes . . . strange strange strange! Tweaked, spiked, sweating for rest kind of maniacs. Granted, no stranger than any other coffee house crowd. Maybe i'm just referring to Toledoans and not just the Grounds' customer base. More snobbish than chronic, compulsive, and "right" jazz fans. I'd say i'm one of them, and have have been on a handful of occassions, but I'm just too chill.
Which brings me back to Tim Ohlers. A fine musician and person. One who appreciates gets appreciation. From me, anyway.
On a completely different note: Would anyone have any insight as to why i get along better with older women than young women. Older women think I'm a heartbreak, and that the girls must go crazy over me. The girls would prefer to have nothing to do with me, maybe not me personally, but my at least in my direction. My guess is that most of these women have lived a while and can see quality when it's there, and the other is that it's because there's no possibility of sex, so they can be open with their affection/kindness.
I don't know what it is, but I could go on a date with a 42 yr old this weekend, no problem. May age? I don't even know any women my age.
almost 26 and I can't wait to be older. Then maybe the women my age won't be such dumb bitches.
