"What 3 significant things happened to you in the last 2 years?"
1. changed career path
2. fell in love / was heart-broken
3. discovered my soul
And you? How would you respond?
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"What 3 significant things happened to you in the last 2 years?"
1. changed career path
2. fell in love / was heart-broken
3. discovered my soul
And you? How would you respond?
JDub Records & birthright israel Alumni NY, presents An exclusive party series for birthright israel alumni and their friends | |||||
| Featuring Israeli DJ crew Soulico & live music & multimedia performances by emerging Israeli artists.
OPEN BAR 9-10PM 18 to enter, 21 w/ID to drink Soulico is a 4-member DJ crew from Tel Aviv, the first DJs in the Middle East to master the DJ trifecta of production, turntablism, and party-rocking skills. Hear it for yourself: | |||||
| October 25th, 2007 9:00 PM through 11:45 PM | |||||
| Mehanata 113 Ludlow bw Rivington and Delancey (F/J/M/Z to Delancey) New York, | |||||
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That's right, I'm a sap. I admit it.
In spite of the fact that everything is cliche and expected, it's still nice. All of the things that happen on Valentine's Day are far more precious and genuine when they happen on a random day, but I don't think there's anything wrong with having a day when you make a point of telling your loved ones exactly how wonderful they are.
Gogol Bordello concert at Irving Plaza - I crowd surfed for the first time in my life last night! Euge basically threw me into the air, and the crowd carried me right up to Eugene Hutz. He held out the microphone to me, but I was so consumed with the fact that I was being carried by the masses below, that I wasn't at all paying attention to the song itself, and so had no idea what the words were, but I screamed something anyway (what, I don't remember) at which point the security guards took me and placed me on the ground. It was amazing!!!
Being on top of the crowd is surprisingly less scary than being amongst it - I felt like I would be crushed at any given moment. It was impossible to stand in one place and I constantly had my hands out in front of me protecting myself. Moshing is definitely not for me. But the crowd surfing was worth the ridiculousness.