Just a quick shot out to the woman for her birthday this month. I took her to L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon in the Four Seasons over the weekend and it was by far one of my top restaurant I’ve been to in the city. JR focusing on French with Japanese influences. [...]
December 4, 2007 – 3:25 pm
“I couldn’t imagine somebody like Osama bin Laden understanding the joy of Hanukkah.”
–George W. Bush
December 3, 2007 – 1:26 pm
Over the weekend I celebrated yet again, another year of life. Living out in NYC, increasingly I hear less and less from the friends I was close to in CA and more from those in close proximity. This is only natural as people grow closer to those they frequently hang around with (despite [...]
Happy Easter! and make sure you still have those parkas! I don’t have time to research NY but it’s certainly close to the coldest Easter on the East coast in spots south of here like VA, NC and KY (Accuweather.com). We had snow flurries today, which made this a colder day than the [...]
February 16, 2007 – 3:38 pm
So tomorrow is yet another “holiday” that my company doesn’t support. What’s the use of national holidays, those that are there to honor our leaders (religious or political), our freedom fighters, our country, or just a little recognition of fun. Monday is a holiday for most in the financial world, and as [...]
February 14, 2007 – 8:19 pm
Do you know what this day is all about? Besides the existence of commercial retail to push material junk on the sexes in the name of emotion… St. Valentine, which is used to mark a reference to several martyred saints of ancient Rome… is in a word, shit.
One of which was a roman empire [...]
December 22, 2006 – 11:00 pm
I had it out with the woman this week about the best modern Christmas songs (not a cover, originally written) that will eventually, if not already, will be come a classic. Of course we love to sing along with the carolers group, Hanky the Christmas Poo but my initial vote was for Mariah Carey’s [...]
December 16, 2006 – 6:25 am
My woman and I took part in some traditional (and traditional I can refer to early 1800s music, or the whole act) New York experiences. We attended an evening classical concert at the Metropolitan Museum of Art last Thursday. We arrived shortly after work, and settled into the Medieval Sculpture Hall of the [...]
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