Saturday, December 31, 2005
"Milano cookies do sound good right about now . . ."
Since it's traditional, I thought I'd end 2005 with a Best Of/Worst Of list. This was a big year of change for me -- first full year in New York, made new friends, tackled the Ass Crisis, tackled a bout of depression, survived a transit strike, and got a new apartment. So without being too hackneyed, let's reflect upon the year past:
Best Linkage of an Aging Pop Singer to Ancient History: The Akhenatenization of Phil Collins.
Best Turn of Events: Getting a great apartment near Prospect Park and getting the fuck outta Bushwick.
Best 2005 Meal: Basque tapas at Euzkadi.
Best 2005 New York Moment: A tie: that lovely June Saturday when Vi came and visited me; walking five miles to work.
Worst 2005 New York Moment: Walking five miles to work in December.
Best Surprise: Losing 20 lbs (though Xmas has probably dented this).
Worst Surprise: Finding out that Holly was doing the nasty with her married boss.
Best Achievement: Became more financially secure.
Best Album Purchased: Doves "Some Cities"
Best Album Legally Dowloaded: Spoon "Gimme Fiction"
Best Album Illegally Downloaded: Metric "Old World Underground Where Are You Now?"
Anyway, maybe I'll think of more things as the day progresses. In the meantime I'm contemplating murdering the neighbors across the street for their Christmas decorations that play "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town" ALL FUCKING NIGHT LONG. After committing homicide, I'm supposed to get together with Jess and then it's over to see Holly at her brother's New Years Eve party.
Dennise, I know you're in midtown somewhere for 6 hours, but the thought of going anywhere near 42nd Street makes me want to throw myself in front of a speeding subway train. You'll forgive me if I don't try and find you amongst the crowds. Yesterday's trip to 57th Street was bad enough . . . Does this make me a bad friend?
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Worst 2005 Moment: Having your mom tell you that the downside to your living at home (as if there aren't a MILLION of them) is that your erratic schedule prevents them from doing "other" things.
Kill me now.
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