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Archive for February, 2008

Here’s a sob story for you. I spent this day, the second Sunday of Lent, in preparation to gorge myself on what I suspect to be God’s second physical incarnation: banana-nutella crepes at the intimidatingly posh Cafe Neo. I reluctantly gave up sweets for Lent (which I complain a lot about, but is honestly much [...]

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Musica de la Primavera

Good thing I have new music. The two most intense catalysts for nostalgia in my life are MUSIC and WEATHER. These two entities will bring back so many memories in one instant that I’m surprised my brain doesn’t pop whenever I put on Rosie Thomas or walk through the first snow of the season.
For instance, [...]

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On Valentine’s Day I’m going to see “Step Up 2 the Streets.” Hopefully with BFF, if he’s game. 
That’s the main thing I have to say.
The other stuff isn’t as important.
Although, Jean-Michel Basquiat is very important. I learned about him at the DuSable Museum of African-American History. They have a kickin’ gift shop.

(the bomb)
It is important that I [...]

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Upon coming out of my semi-weekly Arabic class, I experience two feelings simultaneously:
a) Intolerable exhaustion–mentally (my mind feels as though someone has lit a match inside and burned up all its contents, completely useless for the rest of the day), physically (my heart beats quickly and unevenly, and my brain literally aches), and emotionally (after verbal [...]

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Il contiue a neiger. Il est difficile de croire que la terre sera encore seche. Ces jours-ci, c’est toujours blanche. Chere neige, je t’aime, c’est vrai, mais arrete, s’il te plait. Arrete. Ca suffit. Tu es jolie, mais il y a beaucoup de choses qui sont jolis, qui ne fait mouiller pas mes chausseurs. C’est [...]

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I wish I were going to New York this afternoon. New York is a dream-world of wonder and magic, containing the most interesting and fantastic of people. I know a family (of Jewish artists, no less!) who live in an apartment (in TriBeCa, no less!) who have 3 bookshelves in their BATHROOM, and I am [...]

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