Archive for December, 2003

On The Way To Work

I could have gotten a better image, but I rushed myself. Instead of waiting around, I tried to snap a quick pic of this woman smoking. Had I stuck around another 2 minutes, I’m sure I would have gotten a better shot.

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Pizza and 80’s Music

Justin and I walked to Santullo’s for a slice of pizza, and some good talks. En route, we talked about women and relationships, hit the whole "love" topic, and had a good back and forth. Originally, I was going to bring food home and hole up in my apartment… but ended up hanging out with Justin and talking more. We…

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Danny’s

Justin and I put in a good day, and called it quits around 8:30 PM. Today, I didn’t get an extraordinary amount done… but I was consistent, and making progress. I feel really good about the work I’ve been doing, and feel a strong sense of satisfaction at the end of the day. When it comes down to it, you…

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Groundhog

Deb bought this doll a long, long while ago, as a tribute to Justin. Technically, Justin’s not even around at work. He’s considered "underground," and working on developing a suite of network-wide, enterprise-level tools. A content management system, if you will. But, lately, he’s been pulled back into the day-to-day tasks, and has been taking on a lot of grunt…

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Towers

by Felix Jung It’s only late at night, driving, that we seethese lonely, wiry towers. They’re always far from cities, planted by the outskirts of a farm where even crows won’t bother roaming. The metal is skeletal, a thin tree denuded of its leaves and branches. Along its spine are bursts of light, tiny pulsars flickering against the black. Once…

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Tori Amos

I’m listening to Tori Amos (specifically, Little Earthquakes) for the first time in years. I used to have this album on cassette, and played it constantly in high school. I’m really digging hearing her voice again, after all this time. I lost interest around Boys for Pele, and now I’m thinking I need to go back and get caught up…

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Consider It A Binding Legal Agreement Then

dsnhaus: i want to make a children’s book with you.portnoy: lol – I remember we had that agreementdsnhaus: nowdsnhaus: here’s what i’m thinking… dsnhaus: 10-18 pages, no more than 20 words per page.portnoy: damn – sounds like you’ve got things worked out.dsnhaus: you gotta start somewhere.portnoy: I’d love to do this – totally and absolutely. dsnhaus: i’m just kidding about…

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Sedaris-esque

This was on my way over to Cathie’s house. I was stopping by to help her import all her old e-mails and contacts into Outlook. All in all, we spent an hour getting old files back up and running, installing updates and putting in a new video card. On the train to her place though, I spotted a woman reading…

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On The Way Out

As I was leaving, I found out there was a slew of "adult toys" on the floor in the Promitions/Marketing department. I went back and found Ryan stuffing all these things into bags to take over to Diamonds – a strip club that happens to be one of Q101’s clients. I love my job. I really, really do.

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Who Wants Some Razors?

As I was working late this morning, Matt comes up behind me and asks if I want a bunch of razors. Of course, my reply was "Are you trying to tell me something?" But, as it turns out… he just had a lot of razors to give away. Excess promotion items. One of the perks of working in the Radio…

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Wooster Collective

Wowzers. Got this link via e-mail, and talk about getting immersed! A ton of amazing work. Take a peek at the Wooster Collective, but make sure you’ve got some time set aside. Once you go in, it’ll be a while before you’ll be able to pull away. While you’re perusing, be sure to check out You Are Beautiful’s Essential Guide…

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A Roomful of Lawyers

For lunch, we went to Erie Cafe, where there was a forum? Roundtable? Discussion? focusign on Fair Use (and the Internet, loosely). We were, I must say, the only people in the room who didn’t have suits on. Pretty damn funny. Most everyone else was a lawyer, and somewhat older I might add. At lunch was me, Jill, Rey, Ben…

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