Any LJ people out there want to go to MOMA on Sunday? My Time ID gets me and a friend in for free.

I figure lunch first, then a couple hours will do me fine. Like, 2-4 PM at the museum.

Let me know.

EDIT: I have a taker, a non-LJer. (As if they truly exist!)
I can no longer claim to be asocial. I am putting it out there, I am spending time with people, I am committing comma splices.

Last weekend was da bomb. I even forgot about New Orleans a little bit.

Friday was do-nothing day.

Saturday was go-to-New-York-City day. I dropped my stuff off at the West Side Y, met [livejournal.com profile] whereispaco at Ty's and was joined at the hip with him for the rest of the day, which is a very pleasant place to be. Finally crashed into my bunk bed at the Y at 4:00 AM.

Sunday was go-to-Edgewater-and-party day. [livejournal.com profile] mondragon and [livejournal.com profile] elijoi, aside from being impossibly handsome, are gracious hosts with a conveniently-located party palace.

Others have chronicled the party better than I can. I met some new facially-haired guys. I was first in the hot tub. Hot tub ho!

I missed the 12:23 AM train to New Haven by mere minutes. I had to hang out in Grand Central Terminal for about an hour, finishing the book I was reading: Children Playing Before a Statue of Hercules. I don't read many short stories... these were all good. Flannery O'Connor is great at making me stop cold in the middle of a story ("Revelation" in this case) and go... "HUH?".

So then I got on the 1:30, the uber-local, which crawled into New Haven at about 3:45... oh joy.

Monday was do-nothing day. Oh, I mowed the lawn.
fuzzyjay: (three-quarters)
I'm going in to NYC tomorrow and the extremely pocketable [livejournal.com profile] dendren will be visiting the city. I'm hoping to get some NY area LJers to come to Ty's starting at around 10:30 so we can welcome him to the Tri-State Area. (Since I'm from CT, I can't really welcome him to NYC.)

Also, anybody interested in going to the Metropolitan Museum of Art tomorrow afternoon? I have a free pass & can get 3 people in for free with me (I think it's 3, I'll check later). I don't know if any shows are on now, but it's been years since I've been there and there are a few old favorites I'd like to see again from the permanent collection.
fuzzyjay: (three-quarters)
I'm still stunned by last weekend. I was hyper-social, for me. Just a tiny post on a mega weekend.


  • Friday at work, a certain ship's social director calls. Let's go to the city and hang out, he says. "But I have to pack up my office at home tonight for 'The Splitting of The Bedroom'." I allow myself to be persuaded. I go to the city. We hang out at Ty's. Something happens, but I don't remember what, since it was overshadowed by Mega-Sunday. Leave NYC on a late-ish train, drive home, get home at 2:30.

  • Saturday I get up at 8:00 AM, complete packing my office. Dave gets home from his bike ride at 10, we move all the furniture around. We have separate bedrooms now, as befits a couple who have Broken Up. I take a nap in the afternoon. Then at 5 PM, Dave's date and my friend Joe arrive for cocktails on the back deck. It's a beautiful afternoon in CT. (There's about five per year.) We head to downtown New Haven for a quick bite at Bulldog Burritos. (Cute owner, looks like a young, blond Bruce Willis.) Then we go to the New Theatre at Yale to see Julie Wilson's cabaret show, part of the Yale Cabaret Workshop. What a performer! At 81, there's only one or two notes she can actually sing, but she makes me laugh uproariously, and one of her songs makes me cry. ("The Lies of Handsome Men.") Then home, and sleep.

  • Sunday has been covered better elsewhere. I go into NYC for [livejournal.com profile] thornyc's birthday meetup. I further cement my reputation as a blond by getting lost on the way to the restauraunt, arriving last at the table. The dim-sum is awe-sum, and the bears are delicious. I get to kiss almost all the guys I want to at Ty's afterwards. Home by 12:30 this time!

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