THE YEAR of the BOSSY BIG TOE ends on July 3rd, 2003.
1. EMINEM: My Dad’s Gone Crazy
Last year the Solsticewalk happened later than intended. I’d been so tired and running around. Of course, I suppose this year’s exactly the same, but my will’s strengthened by the divine button placed on my belly.
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The cat is out of the blog.
I’m engaged, kids.
Last Sunday, June 13th, I asked Jessica to marry me and be with me for ever.
She said yes.
I held off on blogging this for so long because we threw a party yesterday in celebration, but the invitation was ambiguous as to what we were celebrating.
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That’s the mean of 5 + 5 + 7 + 6 + 5 + 4 + 3 hours of sleep over the last week.
The fruits of this labor? Come see the show. (See below).
In other news, I’ve been given a slight reprieve.
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#10. It’s cheap. $5. $4. $3. $2. $1… … whatever.
#9. It’s easy. Hyde Park. Ida Noyes. Walking distance. 7:30.
#8. Martin Esslin liked the Dumb Waiter.
#7. Despite #8, it’s the lurid tale of the abstract entanglements of feral miscreants.
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So tomorrow is my last day working for Neurosurgery.
Malpractice insurance rates went up, costing the department 1.4 millions. Solution: lay off the temp file clerk, and let the administrative assistants do the filing.
Will this actually work for them?
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An absolutely crazy weekend.
But check out the next post.
It’s about the totally sweet Nocturnal show coming up this weekend.
~ Connor
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The Nocturnal Presents
The Hunter and the Bird
by Jean Claude van Itallie
and
The Dumb Waiter
by Harold Pinter
FRIDAY, JUNE 18th
SATURDAY, JUNE 19th
7:30 PM
2nd Floor, West Lounge
Ida Noyes Hall
1212 E. 59th St.
Chicago, IL 60637
Recommended Donation $5
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Andrew Heller also recently stated the following:
“I also think a clean, safe, well-lit downtown with closely clustered shops, restaurants and pubs that stay open past 5 p.m. would be cool.
But that’s about where my creativity ends. If Flint suddenly is going to become a cool place to live, don’t you think we ought to have a better idea of exactly what cool is?
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From the Flint Journal:
Maybe it’s time to hug Mike Moore
Sunday, June 13, 2004
By Andrew Heller
Journal Columnist
“Letter to the editor writer Vagios Young brought up an intriguing question last week: How long before people in Flint forgive Michael Moore?
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