Uncalled For
I can’t even tell you how much knowledge of the city my little brain is overflowing with since I started this new Concierge thing. You have no choice but to just absorbe random info — names, showtimes, store hours, weather forecasts, resturant chefs, it’s all really intricate shit. I’m a regular fountain of bullshit information. Sites like Manhattani, Digital City, Switchboard, and random factblogs like Gothamist and DailyCandy are totally my saviors. Oh, and by the way, I’m compiling my own little database of fun spots in the city so if any of you winners in Manhattan know about some coolass hidden places, let me know (don’t bother with the obvious famous-type shit like Spice Market and Crobar, I want the obscure kind of mess)! The biggest thing I’m learning about this job is that most people already know where they’d like to go, what they want is for me to assure them that it’s a good idea. They want me to stand there and look cool and knowledgeable and say that I’d totally tag along on their VERY hip and well-picked plans, so I oblige for the most part but I really want to have more information to offer. I be rolling that BANK, though. Booking cars for people, helicopter tours, Broadway shows, massage and spa appointments, laptop rentals, flower arrangements — I make money off all of that shit. Why hell didn’t I take this job a year ago when they were first after my ass? It just might’ve been a warmer Christmas up in here!
My mom FedEx’d a box of chorizo to me the other day. There is 15lbs of love sitting in my freezer right now. It’s a beautiful thing. Also making me happy is the new Yahoo! Messenger, it tosses all the best features of Yahoo! into one cute little upgrade. Still my favorite search engine.
Skip The Day After Tomorrow, by the way, and go see SAVED! instead. Yes, I know Jake Gyllenhaal and his eyes are alluring (not to mention that body) and I am STILL cursing the fact that I never got to see him and Hayden Christiansen onstage together in This Is Our Youth but at the end of the night he’s gonna go home to Kirsten Dunst and you’re gonna go home to your pillow. I was right, man, I fucking loved it. It was refreshingly honesty, actually, b/c they didn’t go overboard and try to make all Christians out to be these hate-filled lunatics. Every group has frontrunners who fillout stereotypes to a tee, but amongst them are often people manage to still be about the cause, or the message. It was funny when Mandy Moore was singing that praise music and all the teenagers in the crowd were swaying with their arms up, b/c Mandy Moore played a no-holds-barred stereotype…. but it also made me smile b/c there’s something very real about that type of person. Even in all of her hysterics and misguided extremes, she was truly genuine, she really wanted something good to happen and I think that’s where a lot of the lines get blurred for people of faith. Believers. There was a portion of my life where I was one of those kids in the crowd, swaying and singing along and truly feeling something special in my heart and accepting something larger than what I comepletely understood. And that’s what spirituality is about, and that’s what Christianity was, and as seldomly as I revisit it, I know it’s something still inside of me. Anyway, yeah. Go see the movie, if nothing else, for Eva Amurri and Macaulay Culkin. They are too adorable.
I wish I could think of something else to talk about other than myself. Wouldn’t that be cool? Lately I’m sick to death of all my inner workings, it’s partly why this blog gets updated on the random. Priorities and shit. It’s also probably a good thing that my cell doesn’t ring so much these days. Best to be thought of and MISSED (but not called) rather than just not called or thought of.
Or I suppose anything is better than being that bitch. Poor thing. You see what excersize leads to? Then again, that girl took her one day off from work and stretched it into at least 6 to 8 weeks of recovery/bed time. Shit man, let’s go ride a bike.
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