Here are some of the many photos in the aforementioned post. These are not very high in quality because I simply snapped a photo of the print itself. No scanners or negatives were involved. We were cute, no?
a tale of cameras & phones, family
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In Puerto Rico, at my grandparents’ house. And for entertainment, old photo albums with pictures of us children, and my parents, from years ago. Oh, how young we were.
a tale of Puerto Rico, cameras & phones, family, international travel
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Before the week starts, why not pop into New York to watch Keith, Chemda, Mo Rocca, Reverend Jen, Myka Fox, Myq Kaplan, and Face Boy perform in The Match Game revisited. Good times. Afterwards, we went next door for some tomfoolery. The same old gang, you know how it goes.
a tale of New York, dance & performing arts
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Client meeting + last-minute interview + new monitor – sleep = a messy room. But man, I finally have a sweet setup.
a tale of Jersey City, computers & technology, life
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It was late, but Kendra dragged me to LITM (sans Pete) to have a drink for Ian’s birthday. You can kinda see his head one of these photos.
a tale of Jersey City, life, the opposite sex
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Met Charlene at Midsummer Night Swing in Lincoln Center to hear 90s favourites Big Bad Voodoo Daddy. Ended up not dancing at all. And that was ok. Good to catch up with an old Underground Shakespeare pal, even if we did wade a little deep into the depressing subject of healthcare in America. Sweden is [...]
a tale of New York, Underground Shakespeare Company, dance & performing arts, swing dancing, the opposite sex
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a tale of New York, the opposite sex
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Is there anything so purely and awesomely bizarre as a true old-fashioned diner? You know, the pre-fab 1930s metal blobs that look like art deco spacecrafts with bad 60s formica. Pastel counters and faux-leather booths are standard, as is the colourful staff. Walk through those doors and suddenly you’re in a time warp — welcome to [...]
a tale of life, regional travel, the fellas, the opposite sex
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Apparently, there is a provision of the Bro Code that stipulates how we are forbidden from taking photos during a bachelor party. It’s not without good reason — photographs are evidence, and generally we’d like to keep [incriminating] evidence from our wives (and wives-to-be). But I don’t think Jay, or Stephanie, will mind these shots [...]
a tale of regional travel, the fellas, the opposite sex
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Making the rounds of the City’s free comedy shows, this time we find our heroes at the Jazz on the Park Hostel, on West 106th St., for a showcase featuring Ray DeVito, Pat Dixon, Micah Sherman, and other characters. Good times.
a tale of New York, dance & performing arts
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