clubbing is getting a tad staid. i love it but at the same time, i'd mostly rather just sit at home and play scrabble or something. then again, going out in LA has been fun. and friday night was pretty good. we went to some lounge place and the decor was nice and i had a tad too much to drink (two shots, two beers, one tequila sunrise. my tolerance sucks) so my head hurt like crazy on the way home but i had a good time seeing everyone and chatting away. mikey song was out here for the nite so that was unexpected fun. i'm jealous of everyone who is out here. but then again, i'm not really wishing that i could be out here. so i guess i'm content.



one thing i realize is that being in new york is much more work orientated. life revolves around the workplace and it seems to dominant everything. and everyone hates it. i'm not sure if it's just because of the people in san diego or because of some sort of difference (probably because half of us in SD don't work. haha.) but we never talk about work at all. work is nine to five and then we do whatever afterwards. work in new york is like a twelve hour ordeal taking into account traveling and eating and relaxing. then again, everyone in new york is doing jobs that require lots of crazy hours. i don't know what i'm trying to say.



anyhow, last night we went to metronome with a grip of people. brian, ally, greg, louis, vivian, leslie, je-yi, carol, winnie, angie, lynn, gerard, randall, winnie, joyce, joyce's sister, other random peoples. the music was nice, mostly. there were lots of girls. lots of girls. going out in new york, the major difference is that the crowd is not 70% male. bonus. then again, it means that if you go out with just guys, you don't get in. good thing we know girls. thanks girls. main observation of the night, girls who wear cool hats get an extra half point.