Archive for October, 2002



Sweet!

Tonight I am meeting up with a friend to see Beck and the Flaming Lips at the Beacon Theater. I’m pretty excited about that, though I’m a little nervous about the meeting beforehand at some chi-chi bar on the upper west side. Fancy places make me nervous, and this is mainly because I grew up [...]

Detachment

Just now I stumbled across a blog in which the author was musing on her new attitude of detachment toward her financial difficulties. As she listed her debts and how she couldn’t pay them, I thought to myself, Well, why doesn’t she just cancel her Internet service, to start? Of course, after taking a few [...]

Grit

For some reason, I thought it would be a good idea to attend the mediabistro.com “Magazines We Miss” event last night, which was purportedly a party to celebrate the memory of some of the mags that folded over the last year (Mademoiselle, Talk, Brill’s Content), but was really one gigantic schmoozefest. A fellow former coworker [...]

Twin Peaks

Thanks to Kate and Andy, my former obsession with Twin Peaks has been rekindled. The two of them have been discussing the infamous Lynch production on their websites recently, and it’s made me want to go ahead and dig out my Diary of Laura Palmer (thrift store, last year, $1, thankyouverymuch). In eighth grade, my [...]

Last weekend

It’s not enough of a blur that I don’t remember what was going on in some of these pictures; nevertheless, it was fun.

Postmodern style and quarterlife angst

Wednesday is one of the new days off. Yeah, that’s in addition to Monday, Saturday and Sunday. So basically, I work three days a week. Living the life, I tell you.
The question currently begging to be answered is this: Do I continue applying for possibly-lucrative design and digital media jobs, or pack up those quickly-fading [...]

The Benjamins

This afternoon I went on a job interview for a position that I am thoroughly unqualified for because the woman in charge of hiring somehow read something on my resume that was never there in the first place. Well then, a waste of time for both of us. It’s too bad, because the company looked [...]

Cake

Today’s selections:
Nick Drake, “Pink Moon”
Radiohead, “Kid A”
Beck, “Sea Change”
Serge Gainsbourg, “Histoire de Melodie Nelson”
Edith Frost, “Calling Over Time”
I went grocery shopping at two this morning. There is something very familiar and comforting to me about wandering up and down those blue-lit aisles, the store half-empty, stock boys and their merchandise strewn about. What disconcerted me [...]

Late night

Last night I stayed up until after three AM filling out forms and organizing for the Great Graduate School Switcheroo. I have decided to go through with the applications that I started last year at Columbia, NYU, and the New School. This is mainly due to the fact that I will have to take out [...]

Oniony

No matter how often or how vigorously I brush my teeth, the stench of falafel remains.




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