Understatement of the Century: Times Square is crowded.
Gay Japanese Men, Naked Cowboys and the best signage anywhere. Only in NYC.
a tale of New York, art & architecture
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Photos from Lauren Ciccarelli’s graduation party. Wow, what a large family.
Pete applied the fake tattoo with beer.
a tale of Drexel Dance Ensemble, regional travel, the fellas, the opposite sex
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There is a certain sadness that comes with growing up, moving on, passing thresholds, etc. but I find it infinitely compounded by the fact that I am bound to the indoors during summer. One could debate which is worse, being stuck inside during summer doing homework and attending classes, as was the case during the [...]
a tale of life, the weather
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Just some photos from the pool on a not-so-crowded day.
a tale of Maplewood/South Orange, The Maplewood Pool
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Went to the Dancing Goat Cafe yesterday with Mischa. Turns out it was a really cool venue and I can certainly see myself heading back there shortly. It would have been an excellent place to chill during High School, but alas, the bi-town center renaissance came slightly too late.
13 Hands, a one-man performer who was [...]
a tale of Maplewood/South Orange, family
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watching dancers move
on a stage with colored lights
I applaud for them
Went to go see Jeanne Ruddy and company dance last night at Drexel. It was a good show, especially Ann Reinking’s piece. Very sexy, very dark, very cool. I like cool.
Jason showed me his scrapbook from the last two years at Drexel and I was [...]
a tale of Drexel Dance Ensemble, Drexel University, Philadelphia, dance & performing arts
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G-Day.
And so it ends, as quickly as it began and with equal awkwardness and in classic overrated fashion. I have to say, the only odd thing about our commencement ceremony was that when we walked into the gym, I seriously didn’t recognize anything, the entire structure was rearranged including the bleachers, which I had always [...]
a tale of Drexel University, Philadelphia
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So before I even got my degree, I was back at Columbia. It was bizarre going back this time, even more than in past years, because for the first time it actually felt like I was back in High School. Aside from the packed hallways, the long white t-shirts, the randomness bells going off and [...]
a tale of Columbia High School, Maplewood/South Orange
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Tuesday night we went to Ortlieb’s for perhaps the last time for a long time. I was a good time, lots of great music flowing, people just relaxing, crazy old jazz cats babbling incoherently. Good stuff.
We wound up at New Deck where everyone was 19 and drunk. What the hell. At least there were peanuts.
a tale of Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania, music, movies & tv
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For the 12th and final term at Drexel, I made straight A’s. It comes as more of a relief than an accomplishment though and I feel as if this was something that was merely stolen from me numerous times before, rather than awarded to me now.
And, yes, I have noted the irony that this is [...]
a tale of Drexel University, Philadelphia
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