Almost forgot to post this earlier. Too busy with organizing lease returns. This email came out from the president earlier today. I unfortunatley have to block out the brand names, but let's just say that at least one is alcohol. To celebrate our two, new business wins, let?s all gather
The following is part of an email that went out from the IT department this afternoon. We have instituted a company-wide maintenance schedule in an effort to proactively ensure your machines are tuned up, kept current with the latest software updates and to make sure your virus protection is up
Those of you Nilzero-ers who’ve visited and/or lived with me in New Canaan (the first time around) or Bridgeport will be delighted to know that the Iron Maiden is dead and gone. 'Twas a moldy death. When the tree fell, some water leaked into the basement where the yellow beast
Tree I've been meaning to do things like blog and unpack from the trip to DC, but what you see above has kept me out of the cottage. Half an hour after getting home Tuesday afternoon, the winds from the thunderstorm caused a tree to fall on the cottage.
For whatever reason we decided to come back to the hotel for part of the afternoon after spending the morning at the Air & Space Museum. Perfect timing meant arriving back at the hotel room just as the second half of the France/Italy game began. 1-1. A good game. France
OK folks. I'm on vacation in DC until Tuesday with my mother and Dutch uncle* (here to visit for a few weeks). Of course I’ll have a laptop, Treo and camera with me, so expect pictures of monuments and such on the Flickr account. And I promise, when I return
span.him { color: blue; } span.me { color: red; } Two weeks without updates. Why? I’m working on a redesign, moving this to the account at Kevinofnine, and otherwise dealing with life, work, and toast. However, this has to be posted in the interests of keeping whatever shreds of
Really, if there's one thing tonight, it's that I'm not "MX missile-proof," or even Springwater Lane-proof. The Darien Boy Scouts held their annual tag sale yesterday on West Ave, and I was up at 7:30 7:45 to pick up Kon and go bike shopping. It seemed that every Darien resident
How anticlimactic. At the beginning of March, the US District Court chose me as a possible juror. Twice since then I have received summons to show up at the courthouse in Bridgeport at 8AM, only to call the night before and find out that I'm not actually needed. Last night's
...or Wired, or Make, but I guess I'll have to take it. The suggestion came from on high that someone be interviewed by Business Week as part of some "Small Businesses Using Mobile Technology" series they're doing. That someone ends up being me, of course.
Upon entering the attic, it came to me that I have too much stuff. Enough stuff that I can't remember where I picked up that PowerMac G3 with A/V personality card, or when I put those boxes of books up there. Good thing it's spring - I can get my
Note on the Table Dave Bonan (of the Mad Hatters IMC and many other things) had a party tonight at Cousin Larry’s in Danbury to celebrate being without a car and with a bike for 5 years. Many core and veteran IMC folk were there, and we spent much
Am I the only one not jumping on the bandwagon today?
I really thought that I posted something here last night, before I left work. No, really. The post lost to the ether centered around what was, last night, my latest project: turning my aging electric guitar into a faux mandolin. Ruby and I have decided to get together to play
Last week, I was invited to dinner with part of my department to welcome an employee from our Dallas office who’s in Wilton for a few days to get a feel for how things work up here. This guy’s title is “Manager of Product Innovation” (which is just about as
At some point on the drive back from New York last night, I got the crazy idea to do something I have never done before. This will be extremely intense, very disruptive, and just the challenge I need right now. This insane thought - make My Name Is Rachel Corrie
As far as I can remember, it was my first time at Carnegie Hall. Kevin felt a sense of déjà vu but couldn’t recall when he”d been there. After driving to the city and a brisk walk from the parking garage, the event planned a month in advance was about
Crowd I realized somewhere on route 7 that my digital camera was still at home. With no time to turn around, I resigned myself to taking these pictures of today's demonstration in Hartford with my Treo's camera. Disappointment is a kind word for today. We rallied at the old
From: MeTo: Co-WorkerSubject: Encoda Hi, <co-worker>. Just following up on my call from last night. Did you need your EAS password reset, or are you able to get in? From: Co-WorkerTo: MeSubject: Re: EncodaYES Sigh. I ended up closing the issue.
In the interest of “exposure to the rest of the company,” “better integration” and “hey, we’re out of space,” the three Technicians in the IT department have been moved from our seats with the rest of the department in the Bullpen to various locations in the agency. One is in
Inspiron You might say it's personal blasphemy. Until today, I've never had in my possession a PC that I'd spent any kind of money on. That includes <ahem> legal Windows licenses. This was going to be a post about how I 'took a step towards the dark side,' 'sold
There was enough beer spilled on the floor of that dive bar to get a small Pacific island drunk.10 hours later, my hearing has almost returned.Somehow, I think that might not have been Kettle One in my Kettle One and Tonic.I wasn't the only one to smell gas inside last
You now know that to get my heart racing, it is not necessary to storm the cottage with troopers in full armor and black helicopters flying overhead. All you need to do is send me a US-letter sized manilla envelope from the United States District Court on “Official Business” Imagine
Kevin and I will be seeing Kronos Quartet at Carnegie Hall on March 25th, with 3rd row seats. I couldn't resist the deal, and bought the tickets this morning figuring that I’d find someone to go with. The program lists Howard Zinn as a special guest. I’m looking forward to
That’s $1,169 I didn’t particularly want to give to the Federal and Connecticut governments… At least it’s out of the way.
As part of an IT department, I daily have to explain to people that their request is unlikely to happen, the wrong way to go about things, or simply defies the basic laws of physics. (No, I can't glue it back together.) This is part of the job, and completely
The weather was a mixture of shit and wet shit - variably cloudy and foggy, with lots of rain. Chris, Rosemary and I drove to DC early yesterday morning for the World Can't Wait demonstration on the lawn of the Washington Monument. Maybe it was the weather, or maybe it
Coretta Scott King diesNam June Paik died yesterday.The democratic victory of Hamas has enabled Bush, Blair and friends to finally try to take economic support away. Folks, people voted for Hamas because of their social programs. Palestinians are not terrorists.Sam Alito is sworn in as the 110th Supreme Court JusticeI
Now that the Do Not Call list has been in full effect for some time, there is another list that needs to be put into effect: Do Not Visit. Saturday is the only day of the week I sleep later than 8AM. (For those of you who have lived with
Tonight again, world, you've sent me to bed alone To read Ginsberg and write miserable commentary My bed is big enough for two The pages of Howl don't make up for there being one too few
As we packed up our fliers and papers at the Amnesty International show at Trackside last night, Chris and I consoled each other on the fact that nobody had taken the HCPF or any other literature we”d provided. We did get into the $10 show for free just by tabling,
This kind of night is pretty typical of me recently. I can’t get to sleep because I’m afraid I’ll sleep in tomorrow. Among other things (destroying my self respect and instilling a permanent fear of sleep), not being at work on time tomorrow would completely ruin my chances of a
My outbox contains an email reading, “I fear that no amount of bathing and reading Chomsky will cleanse me.” That’s the gist of my thoughts on the latest anti-Palestinian propaganda.
A long-time Nilzero fixture has been retired from service. You may have known her as Old Yellow, the Iron Maiden, or that-damn-couch-that-tried-to-eat-me-in-the-living-room. After years of service, she's now in the basement, having been replaced with a younger, fresher model. (By the way, you can now rent vans at Ikea. That
Someone at work today said to me, “Ooh, nice. You smell like boy.” Smell like boy? boy? There are a million things to smell like. At least we now know that boy is a synonym for:Two parts Trader Joe’s Grapefurit Chamomile Shower Gel ScrubOne Part Axe Dry Phoenix DeoderantOne part
As my final blogging act of 2005, I’ll close out the year with a quote from Jack Kerouac’s recently-published play “Beat Generation” Here I am sitting in Jullius Chauncey’s kitchen in a clear cool morning in October 1955, the freshness of the day’s first jug, ugh..You know Jule, there’s nothing,
This is also sick, but in a more twisted, less vomit-inducing way. There are many worries about how Google uses all that information it finds around the web. Specifically, with Gmail, some wondered if Google was somehow using its powers to index our mail. Some even thought that the text
Closing the Spring 2006 Norwalk Community College class schedule in disgust after not being able to find a CS class that I could take before or after work, I looked at the cover and realized, “Hey, I know that guy.” There, in the lower-left corner is none other than Tom.
It was the thought process I wanted to put off for just another year. 21 is just a number; other than being able to gamble and drink (coincidence, or conspiracy?), there can’t be any kind of significance other than a fabricated social milestone. Then I received Drakkar Noir eau de
The rumor around New Canaan is that I committed suicide a few years ago. This has been the de facto truth for years. I can’t blame anyone for believing it, but I am quite alive.
Tickets (For Emily) Hey Emily, look what I got in the mail today. Can't wait for April 5th.
The right tool for the job, yes? MapQuest is not the appropriate tool to get walking directions in New York. I tried. It had me going from West Broadway to Laguardia Street, then down East Houston and back to Prince Street. These are driving directions - I’m walking. (Google Local
In about 12 hours, I should be a certified ACHDS. For those of you not familiar with these certifications (like me, a few days ago), that’s Apple Certified Help Desk Specialist v10.4. Certified Tiger, baby. Or, something. I’d been ignoring that little line item on my developmental goals for the
You might have noticed that my previous entry was filed under the category moblog. It was posted from the parking lot of my office. I’ve gone off the deep end. This once humble blogger can now post anywhere he’s got a cellular signal. While at Circuit City last weekend, I
Kon's flight was supposed to get in to La Guardia at 12:31 this morning. Last I checked, 2:49 is not 12:31. Evan and I discovered that at 12:30 AM, no shops at the United terminal are open. Not even the coffee shop. There are no vending machines. Just some tired,
As seen on bash.org. A woman has a close male friend. This means that he is probably interested in her, which is why he hangs around so much. She sees him strictly as a friend. This always starts out with, you’re a great guy, but I don’t like you in
On the eve of my twenty-first birthday, I"m thinking less of what to have as my first drink, and more of the chance I'll have to do something right the second time when I'd thought the first was all I had.
I spent election night at Danbury’s Republican election headquarters. And you thought you knew me… I haven’t turned in my ISO membership card, put a "W: The President" bumper sticker on my car and conned the local poor kid into enlisting. We played volleyball outside the election night stronghold. Volleyball?
I have to agree with Daily Kos’Hunter on this one: There's nothing fucking "Italian American" about being an ultra-far-right conservative jackass. You will not drag my heritage into this like you shoved Alito's well-groomed hand up Rosa Parks' corpse, or I will bury you, you loathsome little egg-humping fucker. And
My cell phone vibrated as I was repatching an Ethernet drop around 6:50 tonight, so I ignored it. By the time I got to Danbury, I remembered to check that voicemail. On the first (and second) listen, it sounded something like: Hi Chris, it’s Emily. Do you know where I
Anyone interested in seeing David Sedaris in Stamford on April 5th (yes - 2006)? I have two tickets on the way, and there is but one of me.
.me { color: red;} .him { color: blue; } I had the following discussion while reading a newspaper today: Him You mind if I take a look at that paper when you’re done?Me Sure, as soon as I finish this article.I finish the articleHim What was that article?Me A piece
A few word of advice to anyone who hasn’t been in debt: It is the devil and must be avoided at all costs. In fact, to paraphrase the late Doctor Hunter S. Thompson, I’d say I feel the same way about debt as I do about herpes; it’s a disaster
1. Enter a support request the night before leaving on your 3-week honeymoon. 2. Assume that just because we said we’d help you out and upgrade iTunes to the latest, we meant we’d do it today. 3. Furiously ask why we never responded to your improperly-addressed email to us asking
Sometimes, I think life would be much easier if I just sold everything I own on eBay save for a typewriter and a few select books (Ginsberg’s Collected Poems, Crimethinc's Recipes for Disaster and The Portable Karl Marx), headed off to a train yard and just jumped on without first
I drive home after work towards the remnants of daylight The nights are crisp. Tonight, especially. All the trees will soon shed their leaves. I’ll be able to sit on the roof of the cottage and look at the stars soon. The last time I did that was two years
Once again, a beautiful day in Boston. 90 degree, sunny weather - and I spent it inside, learning about FileMaker Pro 7. The seminar is interesting, but I’d rather not bore anyone with the gory technical details of repeating fields (which make any sane database developer cringe - they’re not
WCBS 880 AM out of New York City comes in clear (enough) at the Union, CT/Holland, MA border on I-84. This was a welcome discovery, as I’d taken sudden interest in the Yankees/Red Sox game - thought there wasn’t much excitement after the Yankees scored their first and the only
I just got my ticket to see George Galloway at Fanueil Hall on the first night of his speaking tour around the US! Technorati Tags: galloway, boston
A year ago (almost to the minute), I was among the hundreds arrested during the large A29 demonstration against the Republican National Committee’s visit to New York City. 17 hours after being arrested on Broadway, the city of New York released me with an October 28 court date and a
I received the email notifications three or four times this week from on various lists, but think I only read them all after the posting to the al-awda-ct list. As an extension to the normal vigil in New Haven, there was a rally and march to support Cindy Sheehan beginning
A quick guide.Download Azureus and keep the disk image on your desktop.Create a folder called “Torrents” on your desktop.For extra credit, also create a folder called “Torrents” in your Documents folder.Use the company’s DS3 to download Batman Begins, Six Feet Under, and other various copyrighted works.Don’t hide any of it.Wait
This morning was one of those mornings I wake up and wonder why I should even bother waking up not because I dread going to work but because things were too comfortable. Leaving the windows open last night let the cottage get to a cool 50-something degrees by 6:30. Under
Thursday I was given a $25 gift card to the iTunes Music Store at work. Though the situation clearly approaches bribery, I happily accept my role. I?ve been taking 30 minutes every day or two in order to assist one of the big guys (he has an office, of course)
An hour or so ago, the Norwalk Fire Department, Norwalk Police and an ambulance from Norwalk Hospital parked next door, and there was much commotion. The landlord was here as well. Not being able to see what was going on from my apartment window, I took a walk outside. In
So, the IMC found this under our door this week… The First Declaration of Volleyball ?Today we say, enough is enough!? -Subcomandante Spalding (copyright withheld) On Sunday, August 7, 2005, the Ejercita Voleibolista de Liberacion Nacional (Volleyball Army of National Liberation - EVLN) launches its war against racism, against corruption,
Just as the past few days' weather has been consisted of the sun occasionally peaking out through the clouds, so has my situation been a series of dark days with the occasional bright spot. The amazing John Fogerty/John Mellencamp concert at Jones Beach with Evan and my father is the
Of all the days for the rain to come… I really want to see John Fogerty and John Mellencamp at Jones Beach tonight!
America, when will you be worthy of your million Trotskyites? Months of anticipation, 3 days in Chicago and now it’s over. Socialism 2005 came and went this weekend on quick feet. Kim and I waited for months for Thursday to come, to climb in the car with Dave and Janine
Earlier this afternoon, my mother echoed the words of so many others. I'm sure it's been well-intentioned every time but still I cannot bring myself to fulfill what would be a simple request. Get rid of the couch. The Iron Maiden, as she's been dubbed, isn't a very comfortable or
Ever since Mayor Boughton declared War On Volleyball and asked that state troopers be deputized as immigration officers, local groups have been trying to stop the attack on immigrants. By falsely claiming that undocumented immigrants are taxing the city's various social services, all that was truly done was to strike
Yesterday was a day for everyone to wear their best red, white and blue (or, for the men, pink shirts or shorts) and line the streets, Starbucks coffee in hand, to celebrate the beast that is America's military prowess. Originally celebrated as Decoration Day in the post-Civil War era, Memorial
The blog's been a big… empty… lately. I can't argue with that fact. It’s not that I’ve nothing to write about. I’ve been doing instead of blogging. Some blog-worthy items have come and gone from my mind as I race from one action, one book, one thought to the next
Today, Wyclef Jean played a free concert in New Haven to show his support for the struggle against Yale New Haven Hospital and its plans for building a new cancer center. No one outright rejects the plans; YNHH is a great and respected establishment. Employees of YNHH, with support of
The urge was almost irrepressible. I desperately wanted to shout to the deer across the field that our lives aren’t all that different and where differences exist, it is to their benefit. We share our confinement - they to this park, myself to the capitalist system. In this situation we
Gandalf Murphy and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams only seems to come to the area once a year or so. The chain of events by which I find out of their coming seems to be: 1. Check their website, or a cool local venue's (by “cool local venue”, I mean
So I've been awake for 23 hours now and am simply running on whisps of fumes of hope. After Saturday night's party, I realized my sleep schedule would be reversed but decided to go with the flow anyway, spending the night catching up on reading and other various acts of
It was surprising to see traffic on the Merritt Parkway (southbound) at 8:45 on a Sunday night. WCBS AM radio said there was a tractor trailer on the road near the exit 37 rest stop. Considering the low bridges, this is a no-no - in fact, commercial vehicles aren't allowed
Regardless of what anyone tells you about this “city that never sleeps” business, getting a meal at 4 on a Sunday morning anywhere near Grand Central is not an easy task. The closest area that is of any use to a hungry, thirsty traveler is the Starbucks in Times Square
Leaving work around 8 tonight, a call came in from area code 718. Still trying to avoid the Sparticist League and knowing that 718 is a New York area code, I almost didn't answer it. At the last moment, something changed my mind. Luckily, it wasn't one of the Sparticists
To sum up my review, I can only say that it was a mess. Anything overly positive (providing custom programs on request, overhauling two major database systems, taking control of CD production) was contrasted by something equally negative (often late - this is when I lived in Bridgeport, no concept
My boss just sent me the following calendar invitation: Let's meet today at 3 to go over your evaluation. So, for the next 3 and a half hours, I’ll be mentally biting my nails.
The Pope's still dead, of course. Saturday afternoon, I woke up around 2:00, and lazily turned the TV on. I had been coding until about 5 that morning, working on MailCount 2.0 and attempting to limit the coffee. As an astonishing feat, I kept the intake to under one pot
Gidian and I went out for coffee tonight, getting to Starbucks just about an hour before they closed. Somewhere in the conversation, I reminded her of something I don’t think I’ll ever forget… The scene is LaGuardia Airport, around 7AM on a December day. None of us had slept much
You wake up at 7 AM, groggy and confused. Your body, for the fourth day in a row, is still used to the schedule you kept for only one day, a schedule which got you to Harlem at 9 for an anti-war rally. An hour goes by and you open
If I had a “Shameless Self Promotion” category, that's where this entry would go. When I returned from yesterday’s demonstration in Danbury, I found that Elizabeth had left me a comment on my post regarding Saturday's protest in NYC about using one of my photos on the cover of the
Judging by this weekend, I could probably quit my job and take up an occupation of simply attending demonstrations, protests and rallies. OK, wishful thinking… but we’re all dreamers in a way. The only difference is that some of us try to make those dreams real. Today, after catching up
All the buildup, all the planning, all the worrying… And just under 12 hours after I got on the train to New York this morning, I’m home. I awoke at 7 this morning, got on a train at 8:13 and was walking through Harlem by 9AM. Most days I’m lucky
I was having a pretty rough morning at work. Nothing unusual, but I didn’t sleep well last night. An ambiguous beast kept me up, haunting my sleepy mind. Finally it came time to take a lunch break. I drove home, intent on making a bowl of ramen noodles and covering
Saturday brings another nationwide anti-war rally, with local actions being held in Hartford, New York City and New Paltz. I’ve written before about these events. As I was in August when the Republicans capitalized on 9/11 and brought their convention to NYC, in March 2004 on the first anniversary of
Jani seems to think that this applies to me: “Your cheerful outlook is one of your assets.”. Ha!
Friday night was spent partyin’ with the Bardians. Emily invited the whole Connecticut crew up early in the week, but I was the only one able to make it, and even that almost didn’t happen. Around 6:30, Alex and Jay informed me that a scanner setup due that day hadn’t
Just wanted to take a moment to say hello to my visitors from the South Dakota State Government (203.176.82.2) and Fort Bliss (bliswk99.bliss.army.mil). Oh, and the Department of State (sherman.state.gov). Hello, Condoleeza Rice.
My take on three of today's news-worthy stories: Palestinian Government Installs New Cabinet. The Palestinian parliament managed to install new furniture from Ikea without resorting to the pictograph manual. However, they did have a few extra parts which were quickly swept under the rug. Assessing the Safety of Russian Nuclear
I was pulling into the parking lot of the Trader Joe’s in Darien as WCBS 880 AM announced that Hunter S. Thompson was found dead in his home from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. And now, he’s on the road with Faulkner and Kerouac…
If I learned one thing tonight, it's that the NYU/Village chapter of the ISO is comprised of great people. I also learned that getting on the uptown 6 train in Astor Place at 12:10AM will not allow a person to make the 12:22 train to South Norwalk. Additionally, I learned
I’ve opened a shop at CafePress. There's a small selection of items there now; more will come when I find my external hard drive and touch up some works-in-progress I had. Admittedly, the CP prices aren’t great. I’ve only added a dollar to their base price (so I won’t be
The drive to Danbury is only a 30 minutes from the office, about 40 minutes from my apartment, and tonight lead to a wonderful two hours with the Mad Hatters Collective, meeting at the IMC on Main Street. Ten or so people in the room, starting with introductions, discussion of
While I digest the State of the Union, I’ll leave you all with a list of sites I read (or at least glance at) daily. Tech Slashdot Gadgetopia Mac Surfer Mac OS X Hints CocoaDev Wiki Blogs NilZero (of course) NSLog(); life in mono Chris Pirillo Snooze Button Dreams
An email I just composed to Joe Scarborough.Mr. Scarborough, Your story on Professor Churchill has me outraged. As an American, he has a right to voice his opinion. His students have the choice to listen or not. It would be in their best interest to do the former. A disturbing
I don’t know Michael Ross. Until a week or two ago, I’d never heard of him. Then a news story came on 880 AM, announcing that there was a battle over whether he would be put to death for at least four murders in the 1980s. On my way home
Peace during the night. Near-quiet streets. Silence from those upstairs and outside. Living in Bridgeport made me almost forget what these things were like; instead, I was accustomed to children carrying on out on the porch during the summer and on the second floor in the winter. People walking seemingly
I haven’t posted since I got back from DC. This is because I finally got the hell out of Bridgeport (read: moved) on Saturday. Technically, I shouldn’t even be posting this right now. Cablevision wasn’t able to keep their 8-11AM appointment today due to tons of powdery white stuff being
I returned home from DC around 1:15 this morning. There’s much to write about, but getting it all into an understandable bit of prose will take some much-needed sleep. For the meantime, I offer this, my impression of what the anti-war movement has to say about George W. Bush’s second
When I asked for January 20th and 21st off, I didn’t think that I&rsuqo;d be moving. Those days were requested so that I could go down to Washington DC for the inauguration. Before anyone says, “He was already elected, what’s the point?” I’ll answer that I made my personal commitment
Looks like the server is feeling better today. My lack of patience and the continual error 500s MT would consistently generate whenever I clicked “New Entry” did not make for happy blogging in the past few days. My previous entry spoke of some suspected phreaking and Caller ID tampering. Well,
This entry was not going to be titled "Spoof," and wasn’t going to be about the situation I’m about to describe. In fact, this entry was supposed to be something about how the beta release of my software didn’t happen today because out of the 9 users picked (not by
From Bridgeport to Norwalk… What a move. Only 20 miles, but the escape I’ve needed for about a year and a half. As I’ve said a million times before, I’m as eager as Kevin is to see myself “out of that funk that Bridgeport livin’ can put one into.&rquo; How
Should there ever be children who call upon me for advice, the response will be guaranteed to include the time-tested phrase, “don’t fuck up your credit.” They’ll hear it again and again, until they tear up every credit card in sight and put some money into savings every month. I
The last few days have been hectic at work and at home. Here are some of the things I’ve been thinking about which you may or may not see expanded on in the future. Intellectual Property, Copyright and Patents Information doesn’t want to be free because it doesn’t want anything.
A picture's worth 1000 words. Get ready for approximately 120,000. To ring in the New Year, Jen, Evan and I have gone through the hours of video I took at the A29 march against the Republican National Convention in New York City, picked the best images, added music and put
The Village Voice compiled and published (on 09.07.04) “The guest list at Pier 57… most of the 1,793 people arrested during the week of the Republican National Convention,” called The Honor Roll. I’ve been looking down the 8/29/04 section, trying to recognize any of the names. I was arrested with
I love this post over at Bring on The Loser. If I kept any kind of email correspondence, it would surely read something like that. The page appeared in search results for the lyrics to The Magnetic Fields’s Time Enough for Rocking When We’re Old. The first paragraph reeks of
The night sky is beautifully lit by the moon tonight. The stars are shining through the New Canaan trees, and traffic on the Merritt Parkway has slowed down. All is quiet here as Christmas Day turns into Returns Day. Stay away from the malls tomorrow. I've got some reading to
It's weird that $50 would make the difference between a “good amount&rdqup; and “expensive.” Somehow, it is. $50 a month, $12.50 a week… My landlord just came downstairs and said that his mortgage has been raised and he has to raise the rent. Going into a few sentences (Nelson doesn't
After going to Nyack to watch Matt in the play Film Noix (not the St. Mark's version, but the Nasty Attic Players instead), I headed back over the Tappan Zee and into Stamford to see Gidian. Along with Colin, we watch the last hour of Mystic River and headed out
Last night was the company Christmas party at the Maritime Aquarium in South Norwalk. All week, I debated whether or not to go. Hanging out with my co-workers while we all get drunk? That's something I'd done at CA, and didn't really enjoy it. TL is a different company, though.