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**UPDATE** I’ve just been informed by Kitty that we will only be holding the stoop sale tomorrow (Saturday). Looks like I’m free to get loaded tomorrow night then! This weekend Kitty, myself and our prospective others, are throwing a stoop sale! This is no run of the mill, casserole dish and half-used candle sale either. [...]

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Many people here in the North East have been talking about the odd weather we have been experiencing lately. I’m sure this is a hot topic in other regions of the country as well but I don’t live in those places so I can’t speak for them. Here in New York, we had a disappointingly [...]

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Swept Away

If you live in NYC, you probably already know about this morning’s crazy weather. If you don’t consider a tornado descending on Brooklyn like a pack of overeating Japanese kids heading to Coney Island for the 4th of July hot dog eating contest crazy then you and I have nothing left to say. If you [...]

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A Little Respect

This weekend Seth, Kitty and I took in the Erasure concert at McCarren Pool in Williamsburg, Brooklyn and I can honestly say, it was one of the best shows I have seen in a long time. The doors opened at 6 and the first of the two opening acts were supposed to start at 7 [...]

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Where The People Are

I’ve never been a big fan of crowds. I hate crowded bars, never go to see a movie on opening night (not that I go to the theater much at all), shop at odd hours to avoid the consuming masses and frequently walk in the street to get around the slow, sluggish cattle. At the [...]

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Brooklyn Bound

After yesterday’s Verizon snafu, which still hasn’t been corrected – I’m working from home this morning then running into Manhattan for a meeting then home again where we have Internet – I can finally tell you about my weekend. Friday is a little hazy but on Saturday, I joined Jen and Kitty for a Brooklyn [...]

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I lived in a cramped, moldy apartment in Manhattan for years. It was the only New York City I knew and where I intended to stay. Aside from a few drunken expeditions to Brooklyn, I knew nothing of this borough over the bridge. Unfortunately, like most New Yorkers who aren’t wealthy Europeans, trust-fund kids, or [...]

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