Power Trip
I have my very own intern. She started today. I tell her to do things, and get this, she does them! Here, sort this mail. Presto! Sorted! I like this.
Forget the shirtless guy
Shirtless Guy has not made an appearance on my blog for a while. Maybe because in a small world kind of way, he's been too busy dating a fellow Mizzou grad. Or maybe I just haven't been spent as much time on my fire escape because it was cold. Either way, it does not matter because he was just upstaged by someone new: Shirtless Neighbor! (Specifically, hot shirtless foreign neighbor with cool accent, but that is far too long.) His name is actually Ricardo, but what fun is that? (And is a weird twist of fate his roommate is also named Alexis, except this Alexis is a tall, dreamy Hispanic guy.) And in a very non-New York way, he actually knocked on my door tonight and introduced himself and his roommate to me. I think I'm going to like living across the hall from hot, partially clothed foreign guy a lot better than living across the hall from the rude girls who ordered too much takeout.
I was a baton twirler when I was 8 or 9
But this is a different type of baton, a musical baton that Justin passed my way. (By the way, Justin, I'm also afraid of all the crazy spelling in song titles. Mostly because I get to see how it is warping the minds of the 11-year-olds who write into my magazine. They write in text message short cuts! OK, tangent over, onto the music stuff, such as it is.)
Total volume of music files on my computer: I'm not really sure, and I'm too lazy to figure out how to check. I haven't listened to most of it in years, though.
Last CD I bought was ... So Jealous by Tegan and Sara
Song playing right now: Me and a Gun by Tori Amos. I'm all low-tech and don't own an iPod, so I'm listening to all of Little Earthquakes because this day left me in a funk.
Five songs I listen to a lot these days:
Where Does the Good Go by Tegan and Sara
The Business Enterprise (My Friend John) by Those Nervous Animals
A Rainy Night in Soho by The Pogues
Crazy World by Aslan
Where Does the Good go by Tegan and Sara
(Yes, I realize I put one song twice, but I'm been listening to that album way too much lately.)
And now I pass the baton to ... Tina and Tanya because they might do it, and Scott because he hasn't blogged in ages
I have my very own intern. She started today. I tell her to do things, and get this, she does them! Here, sort this mail. Presto! Sorted! I like this.
Forget the shirtless guy
Shirtless Guy has not made an appearance on my blog for a while. Maybe because in a small world kind of way, he's been too busy dating a fellow Mizzou grad. Or maybe I just haven't been spent as much time on my fire escape because it was cold. Either way, it does not matter because he was just upstaged by someone new: Shirtless Neighbor! (Specifically, hot shirtless foreign neighbor with cool accent, but that is far too long.) His name is actually Ricardo, but what fun is that? (And is a weird twist of fate his roommate is also named Alexis, except this Alexis is a tall, dreamy Hispanic guy.) And in a very non-New York way, he actually knocked on my door tonight and introduced himself and his roommate to me. I think I'm going to like living across the hall from hot, partially clothed foreign guy a lot better than living across the hall from the rude girls who ordered too much takeout.
I was a baton twirler when I was 8 or 9
But this is a different type of baton, a musical baton that Justin passed my way. (By the way, Justin, I'm also afraid of all the crazy spelling in song titles. Mostly because I get to see how it is warping the minds of the 11-year-olds who write into my magazine. They write in text message short cuts! OK, tangent over, onto the music stuff, such as it is.)
Total volume of music files on my computer: I'm not really sure, and I'm too lazy to figure out how to check. I haven't listened to most of it in years, though.
Last CD I bought was ... So Jealous by Tegan and Sara
Song playing right now: Me and a Gun by Tori Amos. I'm all low-tech and don't own an iPod, so I'm listening to all of Little Earthquakes because this day left me in a funk.
Five songs I listen to a lot these days:
Where Does the Good Go by Tegan and Sara
The Business Enterprise (My Friend John) by Those Nervous Animals
A Rainy Night in Soho by The Pogues
Crazy World by Aslan
Where Does the Good go by Tegan and Sara
(Yes, I realize I put one song twice, but I'm been listening to that album way too much lately.)
And now I pass the baton to ... Tina and Tanya because they might do it, and Scott because he hasn't blogged in ages
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