Monday, May 23, 2011

GET BUSY

Saturday night we hosted a party I mean, I guess somebody had to. There was that ridiculous rapture scam news item, with a few really committed evangelicals making a major deal about it and as far as I know, those people are still on the planet. What is it with some people. Sucks for them the poor dears, I think they were looking forward to it. Anyway, there was that slim possibility that they were right and contingency demanded that we party hard. What-Ever. A handful of people made a couple of good rapture jokes so: kudos to you guys. We had fun. Adrian and I shared an apt moment, remarking on how the positivity seemed to emanate from the floor like a heatwave or, I thought, a mirage. Saturday night did have that all-embracing, warm quality of friendly recognition, kinship and good cheer.

We had billed the event as a Sean Paul's Basement theme party, taking inspiration from the celebrated music video for his mega-hit "Get Busy" --first popular when I was in high school. Has there been a better house party vid? Extremely doubtful. Is there a better crossover dancehall hit? Equally as doubtful, indeed. Well, moving on, this materialized like from out of thin air in the form of a 20 minute dance party before Dad (in our case, the cops) shuts it down on account of all the banging on the radiator. We had a spread of fried yucca, plaintains, and a Jamaican curry which is good for your curves.

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HANG ON. Ben: maybe you can shed light on who that homeless guy is second from left? Did somebody invite him? We were fairly certain he wandered in off the street.


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Anthony came up from Hartford, and Brandon and Phoebe have moved back to Boston from Miami FTW. Here is a really good vintage pic of them at their farewell party in Hartford, 2008. One more.

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Punky Jewster here. Moises and Tommy, background.

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY ANNA. Jamie.

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CCTV

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TAY-DAY thinks I'm SO FUNN-AY

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Matt and Xu are starting a CLAVICLE FARM FOR IMPOSSIBLY SEXY INNER CITY TEENS

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HAY VIBHU

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