OrnothLand II But if you know what life is worth, you will look for yours on earth. | |||||
Spaces | Newsprint - October-December 2004 | ||||
11/9: Went to a lecture at MassArt by veteran typographer Doyald Young with my graphic design class from NESAD. 11/6: Drove 7 hours from Boston to Philly to attend Dargon writer Jon Evans’ wedding, then drove 7 hours back, getting in at 6am the next morning! 11/3: Got a free tower PC—a slightly dated dual 800mHz Dell—thanks to one of my buddies, who won it for me in a company drawing! 11/2: Harvested my first chile pequins from the plants I grew this year from wild seeds gathered by a friend in South Texas, then spent the evening in Copley Square at the Kerry/Edwards rally, watching the Presidential election results come in. 10/29: Went to Maine over my birthday. 10/27: With the Boston Red Sox winning the World Series for the first time in 86 years, the city’s going to have to change its “cursed” self-perception. 10/23: Biked over to Sullivan to Blinke & Kelly’s house warming party but was long off the roads before the first game of the World Series let out. |
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10/21: I guess I’m getting serious about Where’s George: I obtained my first FRB strap of 100 $1 bills to enter, mark, and spend on an upcoming road trip. 10/18: Went to the BPL to see two local underground music documentaries: Boston Beats and Rhymes, and the Late Risers Club which details WMBR’s influential early punk radio show. 10/16: Biked over to the Fort Point Arts Community’s annual open studios, where Inna had volunteered to run a welcome table. 10/15: Checked out the surprisingly lame Big City pool hall in Allston with Mattyboyo after a mildly successful outing at Sunset. 10/7: After graphic design class, went to Club Café for the first time and hung out with several classmates and friends. |