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Brief update

  • 8th Sep, 2004 at 8:17 AM
squirrel
Birthday celebrations were suitably alcoholic and attended by [info]del_c, [info]autopope, [info]fluffcthulhu, [info]ckd and others. This morning we head to New York for three days. Not sure what I will do there.

Comments

[info]ex_erikvolso370 wrote:
8th Sep, 2004 05:41 (UTC)
NYC. I think it may well be [info]fluffcthulhu's equivalent of an all you can eat sushi bar.

Personally, I think both the Museum of Natural History and the art musuem (not MOMA, the other big one who's name I'm spacing on) are really wifty -- the latter because of the incredibly killer Egypt Collection.

But that's me.

There's a bar called "dba" that apparently has Real Ale. Just so you know.
[info]ex_erikvolso370 wrote:
8th Sep, 2004 05:42 (UTC)
Oh, yeah. "May the candle on your cake, burn like cities in your wake, Happy Birth-day (ugh.)"
[info]feorag wrote:
9th Sep, 2004 06:28 (UTC)
Alex Hall, who does an online real ale guide for NYC, is someone I know. Alas, he is away this week. I think I was taken to dba by [info]redbird last time.
[info]maleficent wrote:
8th Sep, 2004 05:45 (UTC)
Hope you had a good birthday. We must have celebrations in Ed when you get home. We could finally organise a fancy dress piss up?
[info]stevendj wrote:
8th Sep, 2004 11:17 (UTC)
I saw The Frogs in New York on my way back from Worldcon, and enjoyed it tremendously. (This isn't the Aristophanes play, it's the Burt Shevelove/Stephen Sondheim/Nathan Lane version in which Dionysos, disillusioned by the Peloponnesian War and the general failure of leadership, goes to Hades to bring back George Bernard Shaw. Very topical, and refreshingly liberal in its attitude that art can change the world.)
[info]lproven wrote:
8th Sep, 2004 17:29 (UTC)
Wish I could've joined you!

The Milk Bar and the Raven in NYC amused me, but they're not great for ale. Some of the Irish bars are OK, though...
[info]sqferryman wrote:
9th Sep, 2004 03:15 (UTC)
Congratulations.

As for NY; why not go and see the big, white aeroplane with the pointy ends?

[info]feorag wrote:
9th Sep, 2004 06:29 (UTC)
This is on the to-do list, but it depends on whether [info]autopope can find time to join me and look at the big boaty things.