I found myself in the Lowest of Eastest of all sides, to see Brother Love perform in some basement club. On a weeknight, no less. Ah well, such is living.
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Mischa and I, being ever-single as we are, decided to take advantage of a clever new singles event held at … the supermarket?
Yes, we ventured down to the Whole Foods on Bowery and Houston to attend the first-ever Check Out, hosted by Gothamist.com. It makes perfect sense on the surface — people often talk about [...]
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You know me, always the history buff. And today is the 62nd anniversary of the allied Victory over Japan, or V-J Day. So naturally, Times Square was filled with sailors re-enacting that famous kiss from that photo from that day all those years ago. Can you imagine being a tourist on one of those double-decker [...]
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Jay and I planned a Saturday to head back to Maplewood and enjoy the pool. Not having been here all summer, it felt good just to sit and get some sun, splash around, and reminisce, even just for one afternoon.
Jay and Steph were in attendance, and later Johanna.
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One of my all-time favourite singer-songwriters, Josh Rouse, played a set tonight at the Apple Store in SoHo. I’m not sure to what capacity the Apple Store is used as a music venue, but I found the presence of Rouse both fortuitous and a pleasant. You know, a good time with no drama.
Aside from [...]
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