I'm not mad. That's my normal tone. Motherfucker.

getting plastered in a sunny terrace

thanks very much

tonite is date night with the g/f
tomorrow I will watch the texans draft with my brother,a nd then tomorrow night hopefully the Rockets can take another game in Utah
then chores on sunday.

There's a draft in Texas? Jesus, you guys are hardcore. Are the kids protesting yet?

Yay well yes I celebrate because I may have gotten a troublesome client off my back, one of those fuckers who clings to me even though the job is done and he's paid up, trying to squeeze ever more work from the corpse, the creepy bloodsucker. No word, good news.

Tonight: Listen to music and sleep.

Saturday: Go out maybe, or I could stay in, listen to music and sleep.

Sunday: Listen to music and sleep.

Am off out later to meet another forum member for drinks and blather in Shoreditch. Tomorrow I'm off to offload a bunch of video and DVD crap onto one of my local charity shops. Right now I'm putting of doing some German studying. Weather is lovely here, will pop out in a while to catch some sun.

Today I worked. Went for a long walk in the afternoon. Watched the Big Lebowski tonight and other assorted tele. Sleep soon.

Sunday: Go to the markets in the morning, then see my beautiful girlfriend in the afternoon/night.

things...

Sexy...

indio, bitches, indio. that's a good beer; for lagers, i love estrella.

yesterday: was going to see ikue mori/zeena parkins/elliot sharp but couldn't go at the last minute.

today: anthony braxton, bitches!!!

tomorrow: break passover with a pizza and beer or a burger or something.

" On Easter Sunday (Saturday midnight) the life-giving Resurrection of our Lord and God and Savior Jesus Christ is celebrated. The people leave the Church in procession, and come to stand in front of the closed doors of the Church. At this point the Resurrection is announced with the gospel reading about the empty tomb (Mark 16, 1-8) which refers to the Angel’s statement: "He is risen; He is not here." The people, breathless with anticipation, wait for the priest to begin the hymn of the Resurrection ‘‘Christ is Risen from the dead; trampling down Death by His death; and bestowing life upon those in the tombs.” From this moment the entire service takes on a joyous atmosphere. At the end of the Liturgy the festive sermon of St. John Chrysostom is read, calling upon the people to: ‘‘Take part in this fair and radiant festival. Let no one be fearful of death,” he continues, “for the death of the Savior has set us free.”
In most parishes, the glorious and joyful Resurrection Liturgy is followed by a breakfast celebration and fellowship: a breaking of the Fast."


It is Eastern Orthodox Easter this weekend, the end of the Great Fast, and time to scarf down some chocolate and food with eggs and milk and meat in a feast and celebration of the the salvation of all of the human race.

Dude, Easter was like three weeks ago. Ha ha ha. Where have you been, man?

no, you western christians changed the calender in 1583, and thus yr easter celebration four weeks ago was premature. the eastern church follows the old calender, and Easter was today, because of the passover moon, which was last saturday. where have you been?

SUCCESS!

work work work! that was my weekend.

not living in a bizarre fantasy world, perhaps?

I'm still hungover from last night and it is 1 am right now.

everybody lives in a bizarre fantasy world, life is based upon perception, and nobody has perfect senses, and further we all interpret our reality differently, so there is no reality, it is all fantasy. and further, hundreds of millions of people celebrated this holiday this past weekend, in Asia, Europe, Russia, Africa and the Americas. If we have all made this consensus in solidarity is it really a fantasy to begin with?

Does the Easter bunny come to you in easetern Orthodox or is it something more bizarre, like a hare?