Oh and did I mention the view …
Tweets, status — Stephen on June 29, 2009 @ 4:42 pm — 2 comments
Oh and did I mention the view of the Empire State Building? http://twitpic.com/8sd3l
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Watching the sickening amount …
Tweets, status — Stephen on June 29, 2009 @ 3:36 pm — 0 comments
Watching the sickening amount of consumption going on at places like Bed Bath and Beyond makes me feel gross and like I need a shower.
I am loving how convenient eve…
Tweets, status — Stephen on June 29, 2009 @ 2:28 pm — 0 comments
I am loving how convenient everything is in my new hood
very cool (thanks @soulellis) …
Tweets, status — Stephen on June 29, 2009 @ 2:12 pm — 0 comments
very cool (thanks @soulellis) : Twitter as Billie Jean chorus. http://ow.ly/g20U
Status updates
Satori, admin — Stephen on June 29, 2009 @ 8:42 am — 1 comment
A little admin thing to note: Since a lot of what I write is in the form of small status updates or info tweets, I am trying out a new plugin that posts my tweets directly into my blog stream. Please let me know if it gets annoying or redundant, or if you think it would be better in the sidebar area. It just seemed that there was a lot I was saying that wasn’t in the form of full blog articles, but may be of interest. Then again, maybe not as minutiae can often be very boring indeed. Still, let’s try it for a few days and you tell me about your level of love, hatred or indifference to it. Thanks.
Any handsome guy…
Tweets, status — Stephen on June 29, 2009 @ 8:28 am — 0 comments
Any handsome guy out there want to massage my back? ouch. Getting older sucks, at least physically.
Gay Gay Gay
Satori, dancing, gay pride, parade — Stephen on June 29, 2009 @ 8:11 am — 0 comments
As you might have guessed, yesterday was Gay Pride in NYC. This was my first time in the city for the event. I have to say New York really does it big. Josh and I started the day with a brunch (what else? It is the gayest meal there is) and then headed over to walk along the parade route a bit. I was amazed at how long the parade stretches here, from 52nd street, all the way down 5th avenue and then east over to Christopher and Greenwich. That is one LONG route, with every group imaginable related to gayness, and tons and tons of people all along the route watching. I don’t think I have ever seen as many at a pride event, and I used to live in SF, where there would be tons. As we passed through the Village we stopped in to see my friend John and his crew at Cowgirl before continuing on to the water. We ended the day with a dance party on the pier, which was much cooler with the breeze off the water, and the music was really danceable, even if we were hemmed in by hordes of the shirtless and the sweaty. I left before the end and took a pleasant summer stroll back to my new apartment and went to bed.
Now to finish setting up my new room and work space, and get back to website making…
nice dance party. my back stil…
Tweets, status — Stephen on June 29, 2009 @ 7:48 am — 0 comments
nice dance party. my back still hurts from moving heavy furniture. :(
At a pride brunch with my cous…
Tweets, status — Stephen on June 28, 2009 @ 1:09 pm — 0 comments
At a pride brunch with my cousin and many theater people