Ok, so it’s Johanna’s birthday, so what better way to celebrate than to attend a burlesque show and watch my little sister get slapped around by a naked chick. A good time was had by all.
Let me elaborate. We went down to Corio, a little establishment in SoHo, and watched the show. Not only did [...]
a tale of New York, dance & performing arts, family, the opposite sex
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I’m good for one or two family posts a year. Here on Christmas eve, we crammed into the family car and made the long drive to Elizabeth, NJ to visit our cousins, who somehow seem to be cloning themselves and ever multiplying! Cute kids.
And yet most of my pictures are of my mother’s little winter [...]
a tale of Maplewood/South Orange, family
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Now that I live in Brooklyn, I don’t get the chance to see my old friends as much as I’d like. Luckily, we have a new fixture on the social calendar. Scott Richardson, once again, hosted the annual Cheesy Holiday Sweater Party at his place.
All the old lot was there, so I thought why [...]
a tale of Maplewood/South Orange, the fellas, the opposite sex
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New York’s newest, and largest Apple store is open for business. The new store, located at West 14th St. and 9th Ave. is a massive three-level behemoth with a giant glass spiral staircase that puts the 5th Ave. location to shame. Like many other buildings in the Meatpacking District, the building was once a warehouse, [...]
a tale of New York, art & architecture, computers & technology
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Drexel University is, once again, the ugliest college campus in America.
Drexel’s campus, an urban wasteland?
According to a new post on CampusSqueeze, Drexel has beat out the nation’s outdated and unloved universities to take home the dubious honour. I cheekily punched the air and proclaimed “yes” when I read this, however I don’t truly believe this [...]
a tale of Drew University, Drexel University, Philadelphia, Rutgers University, University of Pennsylvania, art & architecture
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Remember Kena, our bombastic friend from high school? Well, he has a band now and they were performing downtown. So we descended into some basement venue and watched him play … for hours! Kena, my man, you’re incredibly talented, but you have to learn the concept of ‘a set’. And start on time.
Afterwards, I headed [...]
a tale of LUL/Greeklife, New York, music, movies & tv, the opposite sex
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