An hour later, a handful of good friends appeared, late as usual, and after a few back-n-forths about books, we ordered some food, chatted about everything and watched one of the worst movies I have ever seen. I removed my shoes, then unzipped my pants. Good times.
But, but, but--
What happened to everybody else?
More freshly-purchased toilet paper for me, I guess.
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Not only is Saturday the birthday of my favorite person, but two neato art things are happening:
The first Brooklyn Comics & Graphics Festival:
There will be some European vendors there to check out along with the usual art comics crowd.
Paths Less Traveled is opening at Giant Robot NYC, featuring work by Allison Cole, Julia Rothman, Daria Tessler, and Jing Wei.
2 comments:
I love the casual "ordering some food" culture that NYC permits. The idea that you can call up, and a young guy on a bike will be at your door shortly. Really, that doesn't happen where I live.
That food ordering thing isn't happening so consistently throughout NorthA? Man I'm so confused - America your giving me mixed signals. Is it the cold maybe?
There even was ordering service on the tip of long island.
I really enjoyed that too, when I was there. The good quality of the food was another thing.
Vienna is packed with ordering services... but mostly they are lame-o.
Hope your back gets well! Have fun at the Festival. I' love to see James Mcshanes table.
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