SFDB October Post Of The Month

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One SFDB Editor is still getting used to the internet so I was able to collect 16 of 17 votes this month.




Sex and the Beach"Yo Soy Hialeah: Stephen's New York Style Deli"
Sex and the Beach enlisted a little camera help from Carlos Miller and put together this winning post about a unique New York style deli in the heart of Hialeah.

Let's take a look at how the voting went...it was a squeaker...



Here's what a few of The Editors had to say about their choices.


Foodalogue:

Had to go with "I Voted". Only in Fla-la-la.

Miami Beach 411:

This month was another difficult choice. I wanted to vote for Bill and Maria, because they're colleagues and friends. I also wanted to vote for Bark Bark Woof Woof, because his post was well written and, coincidentally, he and my wife stood in the same line to vote. And I didn't want to vote for "Long Play Miami" because he has been winning way too many times, but after reading his interview with, Clarence Reid, I have to give him my vote. The way the article was formatted, along with a fresh writing style and a hard-to-get interview tells me he deserves to win. Not to mention, I feel his post was the most entertaining and newsworthy.

I also want to mention, to the writers using the default Blogspot layout, with the small font size and narrow main column, it's hard to read your stuff, and formatting is a factor for me in voting.

Blind Tastes:

I voted for Sex & the beach's post on a place I loved for 5 years - Stephen's Diner. I myself have about a dozen photos and notes for a post I wanted to write about the place but I was too lazy to get it together. Glad she was able to get er dunn. It's a great spot and full of nostalgia. 

Hello, I'm Scott:

Random Pixels for me.  While all of the stories were well-written and documented well some aspect of South Florida culture or history, RP's piece just fascinated me, honestly.  I only wish it had been much longer.

HR Bartender:

Loved reading the posts focused on the history of SoFL. Especially the Clarence Reid piece. The author told a good story of the man, the music and times.

Good job, Sex and the Beach.  Very much deserved, in my opinion.

You can view all the nominees here and check out all the past SFDB Posts of the Month at the bottom of the right sidebar.




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