Saturday, December 08, 2007
Notes From My 26th Birthday Party
9 commentsIn honor of my birthday today, I hosted an afternoon tea party at my new apartment in Brooklyn.
- The party was supposed to be held from 11:30am to 3:30pm. The actual hours were more like 12:30pm to 6:30pm.
- Many of my friends attended, and that made my very happy.
- In approximate order of appearance- Jessica, Danielle, Casey, Matt, Pepper, Ginny, Jakob, Eric, Zach, Courtney, and Rob.
- I got to do all my favorite stuff- make tea, eat tuna, peel oranges, practice juggling, and listen to live acoustic guitar (thanks Pepper!).
- Our tea menu consisted of four types of Darjeeling leaves. We sampled First Flush, Second Flush, Tips, and White Tea. These are loose leaf teas from four different tea estates in the Darjeeling region.
- My guests played a few very intense rounds of a game called Set. Danielle compared it to Rummikub.
- Eric Lodwick said, "This was such a good birthday party. I felt like it was my birthday." That was such a good compliment for a host.
Finally, Zach Klein took this nice picture of me at my new desk in my bedroom:
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Happy birthday! I thought you were older than me, seems not :) Can't remember if I asked this before, but what are you going to be doing for work in NYC? Actually, I think I probably did ask this before as I seem to recall asking if you'd end up at Vimeo :) But I don't think I ever came back for the answer!
Thanks coop and banno.
coop, I am not sure exactly what I will be doing for work in NYC. But I saved up some money so that I can figure it out over the course of a few months. Right now I am working on a software project.
coop, I am not sure exactly what I will be doing for work in NYC. But I saved up some money so that I can figure it out over the course of a few months. Right now I am working on a software project.
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