New Year’s Eve

Years ago, Erica and I went down to Times Square for New Year’s. I bought tickets to a Broadway show and when it finished up we went out to watch the ball drop. It was cold, Erica was woozy on pain medication because of foot operation, and we couldn’t get very close to the action. This was long before the highly organized stuff that they have now. It wasn’t a good experience. Somebody threw up on my shoes in the subway on the way back.

Doing Times Square is a one-time thing. Everyone should do it once, nobody would do it twice.

Now, Erica and I watch “Meet John Doe” on video tape and watch the ball drop. We sip some champagne, kiss each other and go to bed. New Year’s ain’t no big thing anymore.

News:

J. Erwine notified me today that I coerced enough harmonica players to vote, so my story Unplugged will make it into Wondrous Web Worlds 7 this time.

I snooped around StaticMovementOnline and I found the illustration to my story Grow Fins that will appear in the special February invitation only issue. I’ll wait until the issue comes out to show you, though.

2 Comments

  1. Jim Shannon wrote:

    Hi Keith,the best we can do here is a fireworks show but the City puts on a pretty good one in the heart of the City. We’re not going this year even though transit is free.

    I was 20 years old in 1972 cleaning out box cars for CPR in Port Coquitlam. A Google earth scan will show the rail tracks still used today.

    Say, btw, I’ve got the story for Chris at Static Movement. Is there an easier way to gt it to her other then your slush pile screener?

    [email protected]

    Happy New Year.

    Sunday, December 31, 2006 at 11:01 pm | Permalink
  2. Chris Bartholomew wrote:

    LOL…Jim, send it to me at
    bikrpreacher at etcmail dot com. Put it all together and do not put an e in bikr…some people do and i don’t get the mail

    Keith, How in the world did you figure out my address for the invitation issue? LOL too funny. I hope you like the illustration, I thought it was pretty neat.

    Tuesday, January 2, 2007 at 12:14 am | Permalink