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Ok, I know I never post on this, ever.  But I was looking through my pictures for some new ones to decorate with and found two of them that bear a striking resemblance to each other...





Coincidence?

...have become too dangerous!

I'm starting media lockdown early.  I think my e-mail is still safe, but other than that I'll be gone until HP is finished (prolly Sunday).

I'm back from Maine!!!

Hi everyone,  as I've stated before, there's nothing to do at work.  So I was looking through the pictures on my computer and found this set from a casting project I did in November.   The project is by far the most advanced one I've ever done with successful results, but before you click the cut, be aware that the casting is of a real life sheep's head that I picked up at the local butcher shop. Also, there are a ton of pictures behind the cut.

Yay, only 1 1/2 weeks of work left!  Since we literally have nothing to do, I decided I needed to improve my sewing skills.  How you ask?  Why by making clothing for myself of course.  I love that its just work related enough to get away with (though its not like my boss cares, he's just whiling away the time on the internets!).  Anyway, I made a bunch of stuff, but not all of it fits me :(-which I guess was why I've been working on it to begin with.

This post is for odd_on_purpose as a preview for her forthcoming t-shirt.

Ok, so I know I never write on the livejournal anymore, but I figured why not start again since I'll have nothing but time this summer with the not working and all.

Anyway, I got my new camera today and thought I'd post some pictures while bored and on lunch break...

Population of New York City- 8,085,742 (according to 2003 Census) 

Number of streets in Manhattan- 300 (approximation) 

Chances I would run into Jeff Lee on Astor Place in the East Village today- not very good. But run into him I did 

Ladies and Gentlemen, a truly bizarre New York moment.

Finally I have the internet hooked up at home.  It was an arduous process that involved me being forced to have Verizon Tech Support register me since my disk wasn't working.  I love Hindi accents, but not when some poor guy is reading me a long alphanumeric username and password. I think we were both equally frustrated. There are way too many letters that sound almost the same in the English language.  But I digress, as the real reason I was posting is to put up pictures of Lee and Marisa's wedding!

I've been in New York for about 2 1/2 weeks now. Since i only have $1 to spend at the internet cafe, I will provide a brief list of things that are great and things that suck in NYC.

Things that are Great

1. My apartment
2. My Greek landlady who brings me delicious souvlaki and pita (homemade)
3. My new job (I haven't actually started, but the production mtg. yesterday was great)
4. Being able to see boyfriend on a regular basis
5. Having reliable cell phone service(yay new Verizon phone)

Things that Suck

1. Power outages (I didn't know what my apartment looked like with lights until 1 week after move in)
2. Hotness (but the airconditioner for my bedroom comes at 4pm today)
3. Boyfriend having to work overtime everyday and being to exhausted to even watch TV with me on sofa
4. The fact that power conservation means they shut of the lights in the subway cars--uber creepy.
5. The threat of more power outages (though the footage on TV of manhole fires fascinates me)

Anyway, once I get DSL at home I will post pics of the new place as well as of Lee's wedding (which was awesome).