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Monday, October 06, 2003
LAST WEEKEND.
External link: http://www.creamy.com/blog/2002_07_01_archive.html#79648284
The very first regular feature on my blog was a summary of what I'd done the last weekend. But lately, as more people I don't know personally have been reading my blog, I've been less inclined to post personal stuff, I think. But I want to get back to that, because I really liked letting the people I care about know the details of what's going on with me that I might not think to tell them in person, and because I liked having a record of what I'd been doing. Accordingly:
Friday night, I finally tried the new Red Lobster restaurant in Times Square with Jin K. There was a terrible wait that was considerably longer than they said it would be, and then the service was awful. But the food was great. Then we saw School of Rock, which I reviewed.
Saturday, Jessica D. and I went to see Deep Dish Cabaret, an alternative stand-up comedy show. It was really interesting and often very funny, and I recommend it very highly.
Sunday, I went to New Jersey and had brunch with Debbie W. It being New Jersey, we also went to the Mall. Then I saw Saturday Night Rewritten at Above Kleptomania with Ben Z. and I had a late dinner with Manny F. at Houstons.
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