Moved Out, Moved In

All right, all right, all right! Okay, first and foremost, I'm gonna go ahead and plug my next Taint Comedy Great? Comedy Show!

Friday November 16th, 9PMish Free, $2 PBRs
@ Kabin Bar & Lounge -- 92 Second Ave (bt 5th & 6th Avs)
featuring some of my favorite comics:
Aubrey Tennant, Chris Laker, Jacqueline Novak, Brent Sullivan, & Mike Drucker

So, yeah... that's gonna be awesome.

All right, all right. Speed and cheap champagne. Good times.

Hope y'all (all three of you) have been enjoying my mini-blog photo posts. I like 'em, and would like 'em even more if the camera on my phone weren't a piece of shit. But dems da breaks!

I successfully moved out of my itty-bitty apartment in Bushwick (or "East Williamsburg" if you're an asshole) and into a big, beautiful, inexpensive apartment in Ridgewood, Queens. That's right, the same "Ridgewood, Queens" I lived in this past January and February when I completely ran out of money (stayed with the most excellent J. Covello). R-wood has gone from a place of relative last resort (after-all, I was about ready to move back to *shudder* Baton Rouge) to a lair of luxurious enchantment.

My apartment is inexpensive, large, and located on a safe and tree-lined street. It's a couple blocks from where the L & M subway trains meet, so that's pretty convenient. 25+minutes to Union Square ain't all that great, but I'll be reading a lot more (***accepting donations for a Nintendo DS Lite, any color will do, save the pink one***). My room is huge and I pay a little more than my two roommates, but after living in a womb-like hovel since March, I don't mind (it's still less than that place anyway).

My roommates are great, too. Know 'em from when I worked at Spice Market. Equadorian Long Islander Leon sings in a rock band and works for non-profit ogranization that promotes healing-through-music/art for children in refugee camps and other war-torn parts of the world (in addition to their regular curriculum). New Zealander Tim is a jazz musician (plays the skin flute, er, the saxophone) who has just returned from a year traveling the world as the tour manager to the up-and-coming/increasingly-successful band The Checks. He's a party-promoting beast, so watch out. I want to combine Kiwi & Tim and call him Tiwi, but I don't think he'll let me.

So yeah, working a bunch, still, of course. Cash flow is desperate, as usual. 'Nother glass of champagne, good sir! Thanks. Seeing a bunch of shows and performing, too, but not as much as I'd like. Workin' on that now, actually. Will return with more sooner than later. Peace, bitches.