Random thoughts today...... I have been so busy lately and haven't been able to sit down and write. Which reminds me that my friend Magda said she owes me 1,000 emails and yet- I have only seen one. 999 to go Maggie! She's a very hip chick who lives in Cairo, an artist and very passionate writer.
I did continue my Pittsburgh list of things to do last weekend by having dinner at the 1889 (Coq Au Vin! Not on the menu- but I order it anyway and the chef sends out my favorite dish in all of Pgh!!). After that, I went to Elixer/Ultra Lounge. A good night overall.
Other random thoughts for the day:
-I never made it to a Beastie Boys concert this summer. I'm not happy about that.
-Today I overheard someone say that the girl in the Progressive car commercial is hot. Really? Cute in an odd way...but hot? Adriana Lima is hot.
-It's been entirely too long since I've been to NYC. Time for a visit.
-I can't wait for the new season of Curb Your Enthusiasm. Larry David cracks me up. The commericals are great.
And that's it for now! I promise coherent thoughts on the next post. I'll leave you with something useful though....
Health tip for the day: Don't eat anything bigger than your head. (Can double as a safety tip).
Ciao!
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Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Random thoughts
Last night I had the pleasure of spending time with fellow artists Mike, Ray and photographer Leah, while watching live acoustic music by Dave Pahanish.
Today I made it to the Carnegie for a little while. I have to say, the Christmas trees sucked (note to the Carnegie staff: din't use the laserjet to make decorations). If you know me, you know I love the Carnegie, but I don't know what they were thinking this year. Regardless, any day that includes a visit to the museum of art is a good day, especially when it ends at Starbucks.
Tonight I spent time with my friends at the dojo. I was introduced to sake-not what I expected. The unfiltered sake definitely tastes better than the filtered, but the debris (rice) is a bit distracting. I didn't get home till 4:30am yesterday, so tonight is an early night for me. It's 11:50 and I am already on the computer. Not exciting, I realize, but I'll make up for it tomorrow.
On my drive home I was thinking about money. People are obsessed by it. It's a necessary evil, I know. I think you can call it the new slavery. People are enslaved by money. Think about it. It's true. It's just money everybody. Here's a thought that will put it all into perspective: we're all going to die, no matter what, nothing will change that.
On that note-have a great night everyone-
Ronna- I hope to see you before you leave town (she's brilliant- I just love her to death). Ali- I hope you got your chocolate fix. We'll talk about that whole tattoo thing (probably not a good idea- a bumble bee???), Maggie, I loved the last blog entry- looking forward to the next one.
Ciao!
Today I made it to the Carnegie for a little while. I have to say, the Christmas trees sucked (note to the Carnegie staff: din't use the laserjet to make decorations). If you know me, you know I love the Carnegie, but I don't know what they were thinking this year. Regardless, any day that includes a visit to the museum of art is a good day, especially when it ends at Starbucks.
Tonight I spent time with my friends at the dojo. I was introduced to sake-not what I expected. The unfiltered sake definitely tastes better than the filtered, but the debris (rice) is a bit distracting. I didn't get home till 4:30am yesterday, so tonight is an early night for me. It's 11:50 and I am already on the computer. Not exciting, I realize, but I'll make up for it tomorrow.
On my drive home I was thinking about money. People are obsessed by it. It's a necessary evil, I know. I think you can call it the new slavery. People are enslaved by money. Think about it. It's true. It's just money everybody. Here's a thought that will put it all into perspective: we're all going to die, no matter what, nothing will change that.
On that note-have a great night everyone-
Ronna- I hope to see you before you leave town (she's brilliant- I just love her to death). Ali- I hope you got your chocolate fix. We'll talk about that whole tattoo thing (probably not a good idea- a bumble bee???), Maggie, I loved the last blog entry- looking forward to the next one.
Ciao!
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