I think it is ackward. Spell check? Nope.
ackward or akward?
August 26, 2008 by theothertowniewhomightknowThe smell of basements and Capoeira
August 26, 2008 by theothertowniewhomightknowI have come to the conclusion that a small room in a basement, no matter how clean you keep it, if you let one thing smell for a day, it will smell that way forever. Sigh, I hope the baking soda works.
Tonight I tried capoeira, the Brazilian dance fighting. It’s pretty awesome and amazing. I was so akward and clumsy but it was so fun and I will go back again. The group was so supportive and friendly. Thank God I wasn’t the only person there who was new. Phew. I sweat like crazy and feel disgusting, but it was worth it. I am hoping to gradually improve so that I don’t feel so akward doing it. Oh man, it is awesome.
I was supposed to meet someone there, but she never showed. That’s ok, I met her friend who is leaving for Paris tomorrow. She was cool. I hope that Lonna, the friend that didn’t show, gets a chance to try it out as it is the coolest thing. Granted there are times when it seems a liiiiitle like a dance-off, but the skills required are out of this world.
Ok, got to get ready for tomorrow. It should be a good one.
The 80s revisited
August 26, 2008 by theothertowniewhomightknowTonight I went to a work-related happy hour. The “dj” was a staff member that played some random music from his iPod. In the end, we ended up selecting 80s-themed music. While I like 80s music, I wonder why EVERY party I go to ends up playing something that can be labeled as “nostalgic.” I think it is a safe place to work from…a common ground to build upon.
For the first time, I took the metro at night. It wasn’t as scary as I thought it would be. I listened to some lovely music and enjoyed the beer-enduced buzz for the majority of the ride. There are some strange, strange people on the metro.
At this event, I was talking to a co-worker who was a pleasant man, but I thought was gay. At one point, while we were talking, another young man–wearing skinny jeans and a blazer (eeeeek)–came up and started talking about the music and how surprized he was at the music selection. There was so much subtle flirting going on that I starting walking away and looking at my cell phone. When the other guy left, I resumed my conversation with the co-worker. In the end, after quite a few men were making sweet conversation with him, he started talking about how he had to go meet up with his girlfriend to head to a birthday party. It came as a shocker to me that he wasn’t gay. Seriously, sometimes I just can’t tell with men down here. Seriously.
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