12:13pm: sugar water
More rain. its going to rain on my parade, the Puerto Rico day parade. Sux. So, since I've got this cold I supposed ill miss it. Fux. ill do laundry.
Anyhow. I went out last night against my best interest. My plan was to go see the amazingly-digitally-remastered-new-scene
s-added Superman at the sunshine. well, i stopped by Riffifi, saw the illustrious ones Jen and John, and I was stuck. Gladly stuck that is. Sat for hours, met some new folks new to the city, gave whatever bit of advice I thought note worthy, winked at a few cute girls and made my way home. I didnt really wink, more like a smile. Didnt want to see this movie alone. I like seeing movies alone, but not this one.
Spoke with Jill for the most part of the night. Incredible how, given the right amount of patience and persistent interest one can discover fascinating qualities about people. I dont know if she had been smoking something, had too much to drink or if it was just her physical personality, but all i thought at first was "Woa, doppey!". But I stuck it out, this amongst a crowd of Princeton Seniors. Somehow her seeming, shall we say, "ethereal" persona (nice for airheadish) just created a very comfortable and welcoming scenario. You know, the kind where your guard is down, you dont feel threatened, and are free to speak your mind without the fear of being judged. The main topic of the night was passion and how that is should be the basis for any personal undertaking. It was simple, but honest and refreshing.
Before long my voice was gone so I started communicating with my sketchpad. Everyone was writing notes back and forth and drawing little quirky illustrations about their thoughts on it. Then it was just Jill and conversing with me. We started taking turns drawing each other from across the table. What a fucking great exercise! To be aware that every little feature on your face is being paid attention to and scrutinized for reproduction, and that done willingly! Fun. Particularly when someone is drawing your eyes and you are looking straight at them. Ha, ha!
Well, so I walked Jill to the F on 8th ave, got on the L, saw Kevin and Maya at the Dekalb stop, got home, coughed some more, and fell quickly asleep.