"And it's plain to see you were meant for me..."

I've had a very fun and relaxing weekend that concluded in such the right way that I came out of it feeling hyper and loved. I even had to explain to Cheryl when we met up that I was not at all drunk, but merely happy and probably full of ice cream. Dublin Mudslide = yum!

So here are my musical notes, anecdotes, and shout outs to sum up my weekend.

Happy Birthday, Cher!! I am looking forward to celebrating and showing you a great time. I'm also glad we got to have a Harold and Kumar moment in the ghetto that is Orange. You are the authority in lighthearted fun.

I remember we used to drive around in her car on the way to bowling or the movies and she would always have mixes in the cd player of stuff like Eve 6, Marvelous 3, and OK Go.



OK Go - Don't Ask Me from their self titled album, OK Go




This video isn't OK Go (except for the music) but I loved the idea of someone's family putting this on as a dance skit for their daughter's wedding reception! It's sweet.





I hope you feel better, Ali! In an effort to speed up the process, here's that David Duchovny song you love. Plus, he has that new series on Showtime and though the reviews are awful, the billboards are great. And hey, he still has that second X-Files movie coming out eventually, which doesn't make any sense to me considering the Lone Gunmen are dead and Mulder ran away with Scully. What plot could they possibly come up with?




Bree Sharp - David Duchovny from Cheap and Evil Girl











After eating dinner at Vynl, we were wandering to Penn Station to catch a train back to New Jersey (it's the new Shangri-la, I swear) and some drunk yeah-dudes said something to which I issued a standard death glare response and then let it slide (for once). Patrick; however, wanted to turn around on 9th ave and fight some guys in defense of my honor. He gets to be my knight in shining armor. Though I wasn't in the mood for a battle this time, if there's ever a next time, I won't stop him. I'll even throw the first punch.





Queen - (I set my Queen music to random and just picked the first track that came up) The Show Must Go On which can be found on The Platinum Collection amongst others.







Queen - Don't Stop Me Now



A bunch of us (Jonathan, Jeremy, Cher, Patrick, myself) got together for a chill movie night and watched Velvet Goldmine. Hilariously, no one else liked it (I still enjoy the style and music and Oscar Wilde-inspired dialogue, but I'm partial, so I guess that's a neutral vote from me). Regardless, I look forward to our bringing back the glam rock hedonism and decadence once we've all established ourselves, and someone can smoke from a really long cigarette holder while Jonathan has a tranny entourage.

I seriously love you all so much.



Placebo - 20th Century Boy from Velvet Goldmine soundtrack.





Ballad of Maxwell Demon