Spring Break begins
Greetings from warm (cold), sunny (icy), Spring (2nd Winter) Break! It's been quite busy so far, and everything kicked off last weekend with my young friend Tal's Bar Mitzvah.
Put more accurately, Tal is the younger brother of my good friend Daniel, whom I have known since like 1st grade. Since my oddly timed Spring Break fell over Tal's festivities, the family was nice enough to invite me to attend. Other close friends returned as well, as you may see from the picture: I am on the far left, then Sarah, Jason, and Donna, three of my oldest friends. Jason and I met in Kindergarten and have been very close ever since. Sarah, his girlfriend of four years, went to the same school, though we didn't really become friends until she started dating Jason (and, to some, we might appear to STILL not be friends, though that is not the case). Donna is Sarah's best friend and I became friends with her about the same time. Taking the picture is the aforementioned Daniel, who will appear here later.
Jason is at Georgia Tech now; Sarah and Daniel at Brandeis U; Donna at Johns Hopkins; and myself at St. John's, of course; so we don't see so much of each other. When we are able to all get home at the same time, however, it is a recipe for awesome disaster.
Anyway, this is four of us at Tal's party last Saturday night. More of these pictures in the next couple of days, since I have a lot of them.
P.S. It's time for more voting! The vote: is my tie awesome, or what? I know you can't see it well here, but you will be able to in the next photo, so this is like a fun vote where it actually turns out some of you will be definitively right!
Put more accurately, Tal is the younger brother of my good friend Daniel, whom I have known since like 1st grade. Since my oddly timed Spring Break fell over Tal's festivities, the family was nice enough to invite me to attend. Other close friends returned as well, as you may see from the picture: I am on the far left, then Sarah, Jason, and Donna, three of my oldest friends. Jason and I met in Kindergarten and have been very close ever since. Sarah, his girlfriend of four years, went to the same school, though we didn't really become friends until she started dating Jason (and, to some, we might appear to STILL not be friends, though that is not the case). Donna is Sarah's best friend and I became friends with her about the same time. Taking the picture is the aforementioned Daniel, who will appear here later.
Jason is at Georgia Tech now; Sarah and Daniel at Brandeis U; Donna at Johns Hopkins; and myself at St. John's, of course; so we don't see so much of each other. When we are able to all get home at the same time, however, it is a recipe for awesome disaster.
Anyway, this is four of us at Tal's party last Saturday night. More of these pictures in the next couple of days, since I have a lot of them.
P.S. It's time for more voting! The vote: is my tie awesome, or what? I know you can't see it well here, but you will be able to in the next photo, so this is like a fun vote where it actually turns out some of you will be definitively right!
posted by Max at 10:25 PM
4 Comments:
I'm voting 'what'.
While it may be colourful and matched with a t-shirt, thus making it off centre and a bit odd looking, probably a bit wrinkly and possibly stained, it is a fine representation of everything that is Max, and I say it is a good tie, Nick. What would we do without Max's fine fashion sense to point us in the right direction and remind us that, yes, orange hats can be worn with gray shirts, and yes, ties can be worn with t-shirts. Bless that tie, and bless our funny little friend for wearing it.
-Claire
You know, ties are only a kind of textile arrow pointing to a man's bits. It's true!
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