Wednesday, December 31, 2008

Day 134/365 (December 30, 2008)

Mary convinced me to go to the second Spring Awakening Holiday caoncert at Joe's Pub even though it was super late at night. I am really glad she did because not only was it a fun outing for mary, jo ann, mike, and myself but we were treated to some great performances. The very end they sang Song of Purple Summer and Emma started crying... it made me think of everything that has happened in my life because of Spring Awakening and i am beyond greatful and somewhat sad that it is ending very soon, more sad then i thought i would be... oy!

Monday, December 29, 2008

Day 133/365 (December 29, 2008)

On the subway this is a good sign telling us all not to litter, but they fail at the end!
“Subway Litter is recycled after collection. Thank you for your contribution.” makes it seems like they are thanking us for littering! You fail!

Day 132/365 (December 28, 2008)

Fred has some seriously frightening light coming from his eyes!

Day 131/365 (December 27, 2008)

This is the opening curtain for How The Grinch Stole Christmas… I had wanted to see it when it was in NY the last two years but never got around to it, I finally did in Boston. The show was cute and little Cindy Lou Who was a showstopper! Girl has a future ahead of her for 100% certain! AKB was a great young Max.

Day 130/365 (December 26, 2008)

This is buddy… they don’t call them sad puppy dog eyes for nothing… I stopped playing with him for 5 seconds and this is what I found on my leg gazing up at me! (Cosuin Becky's dog)

Day 129/365 (December 25, 2008)

Saw this on way to cousins to play games… poor Frosty had no body!

Day 128/365 (December 24, 2008)


Christmas Eve… in MA… with the family… stress beyond belief but I am always happy to see my kitty, and surprisingly he has been very lovey dovey with me this trip… it makes me smile!
It is a holiday I am allowed to cheat! Here is my cousin Becky and her daughter Tessa. We did a Christmas Eve celebration at her house tonight… it went pretty well and it is kind of crazy to see my cousin as a true adult. We are only two weeks apart and yet I feel like she is more grown up than me with her own home, a great guy, and child. I think the greatest/craziest thing of the evening was hearing her say “I want to do this again every year to give her a tradition to be used to, I remember always going over to Tammy’s every Christmas Eve and having shrimp and I want her to have something to.”