it's another tequila sunrise
McDonalds breakfasts = YESSSSSSSSS!
Should have done that sooner. So, spent yesterday/yesternight in the city and totally missed out on the Michael Jackson breakthrough until I heard it on the radio at Julia's this morning. He's a freako, but I love him anyway. How can you not love the man who grooved in a sparkling sequin body suit for the "Rock With You" video??
So, yesterday, went to Spence for the senior transitional seminar or whatever; it ended up being fine but I didn't want to be there in the first place so I didn't say much. Everytime I go back to Spence, I feel a little more removed from the community, which is perfectly natural, but ah, whatever. Joanna Lipson (another NYU-er) was there, and of course preaching WHATEVER YOU DO, DON'T ROOM WITH FRIENDS.
I had to counter it with "Um...I actually roomed with a spencie...and it was fine, we're rooming together next year.....(because neither of us are psychos...)......"
I get the feeling people are really weirded out by me rooming with Elena and actually getting along with her; everyone's always vaguely surprised when I tell them we're still roommates and ask "...so.........how's elena.............?" as if they're expecting me to suddenly break down and confess that she's a suicidal/neurotic psycho (which she most certainly is NOT).
Wandered around with Julia afterwards, stopped by Petit Bateau to drop off a resume but the woman there was a bitch and a half--decided to decline if I ever get a call from them, and thus: I don't think I'm finding a job this summer. Fantastico. Need to think of a Plan B.
Lunched at Serafina's, then headed downtown, met up with Jamie and finally saw Star Wars. I feel obligated to comment (like everyone and their mothers did on their blogs after seeing it), but don't want to go on forever about it. So: better than the first two but the acting was (once again) sub par. Ewan had some good moments, and granted Hayden is better when angry (I can't watch him trying to be romantic; he and Natalie have absolutely no chemistry), but Natalie was the most disappointing to watch, especially after 'Closer.' I blame George Lucas, because these actors are capable of so much more. Well I guess that's what Star Wars is. But I enjoyed the movie.
Oh, and also heard news about apocalypse boy. Mike, you know who I'm talking about. I won't elaborate here.
Afterwards, we hit up Spice; mmm Siamese fried rice and pinky mimosas...I've missed Spice.
Headed back uptown, watched some 'Curb' with Julia, then headed over to Isabel's. The three of us haven't chilled since last year, so it was great. Traumatic when Isabel's pretty bowl shattered, but Julia had another one so it worked out.
TRIPLE TRIO CDS ARE COMING OUT! Lucy ordered 100 copies and I'll get mine when I see her tomorrow. It has this year's mixed/polished tracks (they sound great) PLUS last year's recordings "Triple Trio: Unplugged;" all live, unedited recordings (you can also hear us being crazy in between takes).
Reading Democracy Matters by Cornel West, the sequel to Race Matters; really great so far. Maybe Plan B for the summer will just be to read/write as much as I can and try not to be a waste of life?
ooh, apparently my dad got my mom an organ (the piano kind) for her birthday, which was yesterday. Am super excited to see it/PLAY "BENEDICTION" ON IT!!!!! But I won't be in Alaska for a while, so boooo.
Should have done that sooner. So, spent yesterday/yesternight in the city and totally missed out on the Michael Jackson breakthrough until I heard it on the radio at Julia's this morning. He's a freako, but I love him anyway. How can you not love the man who grooved in a sparkling sequin body suit for the "Rock With You" video??
So, yesterday, went to Spence for the senior transitional seminar or whatever; it ended up being fine but I didn't want to be there in the first place so I didn't say much. Everytime I go back to Spence, I feel a little more removed from the community, which is perfectly natural, but ah, whatever. Joanna Lipson (another NYU-er) was there, and of course preaching WHATEVER YOU DO, DON'T ROOM WITH FRIENDS.
I had to counter it with "Um...I actually roomed with a spencie...and it was fine, we're rooming together next year.....(because neither of us are psychos...)......"
I get the feeling people are really weirded out by me rooming with Elena and actually getting along with her; everyone's always vaguely surprised when I tell them we're still roommates and ask "...so.........how's elena.............?" as if they're expecting me to suddenly break down and confess that she's a suicidal/neurotic psycho (which she most certainly is NOT).
Wandered around with Julia afterwards, stopped by Petit Bateau to drop off a resume but the woman there was a bitch and a half--decided to decline if I ever get a call from them, and thus: I don't think I'm finding a job this summer. Fantastico. Need to think of a Plan B.
Lunched at Serafina's, then headed downtown, met up with Jamie and finally saw Star Wars. I feel obligated to comment (like everyone and their mothers did on their blogs after seeing it), but don't want to go on forever about it. So: better than the first two but the acting was (once again) sub par. Ewan had some good moments, and granted Hayden is better when angry (I can't watch him trying to be romantic; he and Natalie have absolutely no chemistry), but Natalie was the most disappointing to watch, especially after 'Closer.' I blame George Lucas, because these actors are capable of so much more. Well I guess that's what Star Wars is. But I enjoyed the movie.
Oh, and also heard news about apocalypse boy. Mike, you know who I'm talking about. I won't elaborate here.
Afterwards, we hit up Spice; mmm Siamese fried rice and pinky mimosas...I've missed Spice.
Headed back uptown, watched some 'Curb' with Julia, then headed over to Isabel's. The three of us haven't chilled since last year, so it was great. Traumatic when Isabel's pretty bowl shattered, but Julia had another one so it worked out.
TRIPLE TRIO CDS ARE COMING OUT! Lucy ordered 100 copies and I'll get mine when I see her tomorrow. It has this year's mixed/polished tracks (they sound great) PLUS last year's recordings "Triple Trio: Unplugged;" all live, unedited recordings (you can also hear us being crazy in between takes).
Reading Democracy Matters by Cornel West, the sequel to Race Matters; really great so far. Maybe Plan B for the summer will just be to read/write as much as I can and try not to be a waste of life?
ooh, apparently my dad got my mom an organ (the piano kind) for her birthday, which was yesterday. Am super excited to see it/PLAY "BENEDICTION" ON IT!!!!! But I won't be in Alaska for a while, so boooo.
posted by Deb Oh at 10:21 AM
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