Month: December 2005

  • An ‘Enlightened Heart,’ for men.

    In one of my many adventures as an organizer of a social group I found myself at Insomnia, a trendy lounge in downtown Toronto a few weeks ago next to someone who was wearing a shirt that read: “Remember my name, because you will be screaming it later.” Never having even heard that comment before, […]

  • Jazz at The Pilot

    Busy a Sunday it has been. For the most part pleasurable. Went out with the social group again. I have to, in order to organize it into a lean, mean social machine. Still a few people short from all those who RSVP’ed – read my entry on Insomnia to get what I am talking about. […]

  • Update: Martini’s at Insomnia (I am back)

    It was fun. But getting right to the point, how many showed up? Physically about 12. But the funny thing is that our reservation got moved, so there is chance people might have showed up, gone right to the back of the place (where our location was supposed to be but was not), and then […]

  • The night Gentleman-hood might have lost a Believer.

    ‘She tried to make you feel guilty?’ I asked my friend Alex. He nodded. ‘Wow, how do you feel about it?’ I could tell it was bothering him. ‘I assume that you’re not talking anymore?’ He nodded again. It was peculiar –I had to admit it— but funny. In a horrible sort of way funny. […]