I caught up with my friend Bradley this morning over breakfast. I do have to say, catching up over breakfast has some type of surreal feeling to it that I really can't place my finger on. Either way, 'tis a splendiferous thing.

If anyone ever wants to catch up, I'd like to suggest now that we do it over hazelnut coffee and an asiago cheese bagel lightly toasted...

My friend Tim Ferraris' South Park-ish rendition of me:

Note: My head is to scale.

Two things that kept me cool up in NYC.

1. Air Conditioning

I love air conditioning... I love air conditioning a lot.

2. Canada Dry Sparkling Water

So much better than you ever imagined. And hey, with a little subtle photoshopping, I'll make you agree. mmm... how tasty does that can look?

I'm being awfully lazy getting pictures of NYC up on here... but I came across this picture in my camera of this club we hit on my last night up there called Le Souk. It's a restaurant come post sunset night club. Quite outstanding. I felt like it was a scene out of Havana Nights.

As I understood from my cousin this club required that you either have + girl/guy ratio in your group or be of a certain, ahem, physical caliber. This was most definitely a first for me. But hey - it sure made for a lovely crowd (or as their website says "chic, upper echelon clientele" (of which I am neither)... not to mention the DJ was on his game that night. Here's a pic from one of the dance floors - the place was a veritable labryinth. I'd go back in a heartbeat.

I can't remember the last time I was up until whatever the hell time it is
right now (on a Sunday to boot) dealing with a work issue. Oh well...
Another late night with no sleep. I think the score's now - Sleepless
nights: 9,654, Good night's rest: 24,
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Who says New York City is dirty? Where else can you clean your hands on a street corner?