Friday, June 20, 2008

Double Tree Hotel Suites – Times Square – Level V


Erica's Birthday – Double Tree Hotel Suites – Times Square – Level V

Recently went out for my friend Erica's Birthday Party. She got a hotel room in Times Square at
the Double Tree Hotel Suites. This was a great hotel, and they said they got it for only $250 for
the night, which is good considering we were on the 17th floor, and had a terrific view of
Times Square; the big M&Ms particularly. We also went to a club called Level V. It must have
been there opening night because we got in for free, since we got there before 12. We got there
at 11:30, outside was a small line of people our age, in there 20's, so we knew we were at the
right place. We wait a little on the line and the bouncer lets us in, after briefly viewing our
licenses, we walked down the steps to the entrance way of the club. We entered, and immediately felt like we had entered a whole new world. They had a great cave motif going for the place, but didn't look dirty, everything looked brand new, they had fake candle lights all along the walls, to really give it that perfect dark, cool, club atmosphere. Overall this was a great place and would definitely go back there again. We only stayed for a little while before we got bored and just wanted to go back to the hotel to chill out.

Saturday, June 14, 2008

Leonard's Wedding Ceremony and Banquet Hall


Leonard's Wedding Ceremony and Banquet Hall

I recently attended a wedding at Leonard's and found it to be an amazing place, great for a wedding. This was one of the nicest weddings I have been to in a long time. I have not been to many weddings, but out of all the ones I have been to this one was definitely cool and unique. For starters they did not have a church traditional ceremony of walking down the aisle with the bride, they didn't even have a mock of it at the place, which is some thing they traditionally do. They simply had every one come at around 11AM and started the celebration with great food, in one room. Had open bar, and buffet style food. Everything was delicious, but I am easy to please when it comes to food, I eat about everything, except Indian and Japanese. For a Taiwanese wedding this was definitely a very nice party. Lasted from 11AM to approximately 5pm, and then we all left.

I took a lot of good pictures and will post them up here soon.

Sunday, May 11, 2008

Do you want true happiness? Read on...


True Happiness..this is truly the cause of all of our actions and re-actions in todays society correct? To preserve our own sense of happiness, our own sense of joy or freedom, or narcissism, whatever it is that gets you off, or keeps you smiling. :-)

One man once said and I'll quote:
Happiness is nothing more than good health and a bad memory.
Albert Schweitzer
French philosopher & physician (1875 - 1965)
I think this is true, because happiness can only be attained through feeling good, and not really acknowledging the true evils that exist in this world. We must figure out way to maintain good health while looking out for numero uno, because that is what we do, in the end, no one will take care of you, you have to go out and get it, and set goals that you believe will make you happy, success can be happiness, if it is truly what one desires.

Can you attain happiness?

Tuesday, May 6, 2008

Old friends


On this radically beautiful spring day the people are all out enjoying
there walks and talks with all there friends and then I look around and
have the strong realization that I am more alone than I have ever been
in my life. I have lost any sort of real relationship with any of my old
best friends, from kevin kung, to the knausmans, to alex kaback and
chriss cobb, over to dan widman, pete zavada, and mike tramantana, to
dave castro, and george bulvas and andre from staten island. I remember
having my friends in my child hood of which have nearly all but
disappaited in the past years through no one really giving a shit about
a "friend" and loosing that friends trust, affection, respect,
admiration or whatever driving force it was that brought you together.

In the end I have no friends and wonder I can't help but wonder am I
better off without them? Am I better off without them making fun of me
mercifully or worse off without someone to call when I am in need. Its
almost depressing to think of the amount of time and effort I put forth
to uphold the relationships I had with these people but in the end they
all end the same way, no more contacting me, not inviting me to social
occasions, not dropping a call to see what's new, not even an
email...guess I am better off..right?

For those of you that are my friends and are reading this I want to
thank you for being a true friend and truley taking the time out of your
day to listen to my measly cries. As for the rest of you, you all can go
fuck your selves.

Do you want to be my friend?
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