Friday, July 07, 2006
Am I the only one who posts on here?
Anyway, nice to write to myself from time to time. The distro went very well last night - met Owen Keogh in Union Square and gave him a bundle, which he is currently lugging up to the Bronx for distribution in and around the Bronx County Courthouse and 161st Street, and Francis Katai will be dropping them off at Fordham and the Pelham Bay area.
Then I rolled out (literally, I had two bundles in a rolling suitcase) to Astoria, where I met Tone the Bone Cardoso for yet more distribution. I was still dressed in business clothes (aka "the jerksuit"), so I tucked my pants into my socks, got on a flimsy little bike, and we hit the road. Dropped it off in a lot of great spots on either side of Astoria Blvd - three very nice and seemingly free-speech friendly lounges/coffeeshops (got a business card from a theater promoter at one of em, will show it at next meeting), one bar supposedly owned by the Pogues' lead singer and another gay bar called the Albatross (they started reading it right away), and a few other spots. Tony is also taking a few out to his Irish restaurant in Woodside.
Word.
Anyway, nice to write to myself from time to time. The distro went very well last night - met Owen Keogh in Union Square and gave him a bundle, which he is currently lugging up to the Bronx for distribution in and around the Bronx County Courthouse and 161st Street, and Francis Katai will be dropping them off at Fordham and the Pelham Bay area.
Then I rolled out (literally, I had two bundles in a rolling suitcase) to Astoria, where I met Tone the Bone Cardoso for yet more distribution. I was still dressed in business clothes (aka "the jerksuit"), so I tucked my pants into my socks, got on a flimsy little bike, and we hit the road. Dropped it off in a lot of great spots on either side of Astoria Blvd - three very nice and seemingly free-speech friendly lounges/coffeeshops (got a business card from a theater promoter at one of em, will show it at next meeting), one bar supposedly owned by the Pogues' lead singer and another gay bar called the Albatross (they started reading it right away), and a few other spots. Tony is also taking a few out to his Irish restaurant in Woodside.
Word.
