I should have written a post about that time I was granted free VIP access to the Johnnie Walker Whiskey tasting tour (access I clearly did not deserve seeing that I originally wrote "Johnny" Walker) and discovered that Johnnie Walker Red and Orangina is a tasty combination (read: does not taste like whiskey). After that my invitee and I (no, invitee is the wrong word, I was the invitee, what's the opposite of invitee? inviter? That doesn't sound as cool) kicked back a few beers with the event's security personnel before being swept off to a rooftop party at the Hotel Gansevoort (Really? This happened? Really?) I turned out to be a pro at not paying for anything and finding all the bathrooms. Typical. If someone ever asks me again if "my life is like gossip girl" (a popular question circa freshman year of college) I guess now I have a story?
That night ended with drunk pizza, apparently I ripped my dress, and the next morning I had breakfast with a group of girls preparing for a spartan race that night. What? Seriously, look it up, it's ridiculous.
*see below
If you've been to Cornell's collegetown semi-recently,
you know what this is, if you haven't, just go with it.
I also spent approximately 45 hours in Ithaca during which I saw outdoor theater indoors, served a lot of people my two minute "here's what I'm doing with my life at the moment" elevator speech, ate approximately 4 meals and 17 desserts, attended a 10 person party which was delivered a noise violation by the cops around midnight even though "they couldn't even hear the music outside" (cranky neighbors), and brought home wine and concord grapes in the backseat. Also I saw bag-pipers on Ho Plaza and Johnny O's has been closed by the Tompkins County Sheriff.
Court order. Served.
You know, I never meant this to be a "let me list the things that are going on in my life" kind of blog... but then again I guess I don't know what I was really expecting to write about? ... And I guess I felt like I needed to check in with myself or the world wide web or something. That way someday I can look back and say oh that's what I was doing then, man that was crazy or wow that was lame and oof why did I think sharing it on a public forum was a good idea? Did I think it would make me seem weird or charming or quirky or cool or something like that? I don't know. I guess I'll leave that up to you, internet folks. Meanwhile I'm going to go to bed or probably watch another episode of Dead Like Me or something like that. I feel like I've earned a little bit (read: this afternoon/evening only...) of a rest. P.S. has anyone else discovered how weirdly amazing this show was? I don't know. I love it.
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