jasonzot

I'm finding that I enjoy the fall here in NYC, especially before it gets too cold. I get to see women in boots and skirts. I've always liked that combo for some reason.

I'm not fashionable: Mandals and the NY Daily News

At least I didn't get labeled as a bone smuggler.

Back from Vancouver, and I feel very weird.

I just read the article about my house in the New York Times. My son looks awesome.

Finally, I've closed on the house, the movers are gone (although they still need someone to unpack the crated items), and I'm left with a sea of boxes. Not sure when I'll be done, but it's good to be in the new house.

The best part is that my son loves his new room, and I love my new kitchen.

Just got back from seeing Eddie Izzard at Radio City Music Hall. I laughed until I cried. The man is unstoppable--he went for over 2 hours without a break.

It was also the first date night in a long time. We're definitely out of practice.

I need to learn more Spanish. I just sat next to a hottie from Columbia on the subway ride home, and I came up looking stupid. I even guided her uptown and then back down to Brooklyn since they were doing work on the R train....I only got her name (I think).

Just a little over two weeks and I'll be in my house. I missed most of last week's heatwave due to a convenient business trip to Seattle (I'll be repeating that next week).

I was hoping to go to a farmer's market today, but the markets that are close are only open on Sunday. Now to take monkey man to the playground....

In one month I'll be able to move into my new house (an old house new to me) after six+ months of being relatively transient. I'll have my furniture back, my summer clothes, and my son will have a proper room of his own.

I will also be able to crank up the AC (which I could use today).

Living in Brooklyn is pretty cool. I'm not really happy with the frequency of the R and D trains, but I'll live. I need better access to organic markets...