Favorite posts for the week: Is this really journalism? comments that telling your weekend events over radio airwaves is not blogging. Why she was listening to KISS FM in the first place is beyond us . . . Miss Adventure dines alone in a booth next to some faux-Federlines. Casual Soapbox attended the Pride Festival. Veggie chorizo breakfast tacos at Elsi's? BigYELLOWbowl says they're addictive. Tim downloads a Boston album after all these years.......

Local linky goodness this week: Miss Adventure is called a handsome woman. The Texas Monthly site has a version for media and a version for regular readers. Jeff Beckham wonders why that is. Curly fries are a necessity for some. Weblogsky remembers Clifford Antone. ITPT has a very short, yet poignant, reflection on Lloyd Bentsen. Random Favorite Blog of the Week: Rubber Legs and Ritas. Mike blogs about running and drinking (not at the......

Lots of good blogging to choose from this week. Our favorite posts: Miss Adventure gives up on her marriage contingency plan. We wonder if her florist knew of the plans for him. Showgazer is pissed about the ACL early bird ticket sale fiasco. Tim O. Thompson has an update on the situation. Bookslut, while not technically an Austin blog, does have a blogger from the Austin area. He informs us of an event on......

Yes, there's a theme here in our favorite posts of the week: Miss Adventure's tale of mis-colored bangs and the reason her pal couldn't make it down for SxSW shouldn't be as funny as it is. Ben of The Life Unwired talks about his friend's SxSW film showing. Prentiss posts his wish for SxSW. The Armadillo Podcast is somewhat jaded about SxSW. Fergie's Tech Blog mentions the article in C|Net about the 6th Street......

Our favorite posts for the week: Pinkdome makes us wish we knew how to quit the Bush administration. There’s a debate on at Austin Metblog about the infestation of disorderly college students in the Hyde Park neighborhood. In that vein, we missed this post last week about why 37th street will be dark December 2006. Scott at Grits for Breakfast doesn't like the idea of red light cameras, and he'll tell you why. Marty tells......