Showing posts with label events. Show all posts
Showing posts with label events. Show all posts

Sunday, June 29, 2008

ALTL MIA

I know I've been missing in action for the most part lately. Sometimes life happens, ya know? Here are some highlights and short blurbs of all the things I have wanted to say, but never made the time to log out of my work google calendar in order to log into blogger during the day.


  • Eddie Fucking Izzard - What can I say, another thing scratched off of my list of things to do before I die. We sat five rows back. He was totally a fly by the seat of his pants sort of guy, and so much of the comedy was in his delivery. He wasn't dressed in drag that night, but DAMN, did those jeans look good on him. The crowd loved his Mac loyalty and making fun of the PCs - turning on a PC was demonstrated as putting all of one's effort into turning a lever, like a jack in the box, but more heavy duty. The auditorium was never short on laughs, except for the few awkward silences where no one knew what the hell he was talking about. Which made it all the more funnier.
  • This one is just for my partner in crime ALTR - Texas senator John Cornyn is a big ol' fag
  • The Bridge Lounge is a hopin' bar again. I have tried to go there three times this week and every time there is not a seat to be had. While a crowd can be fun, especially when on the prowl, I am a bar sitter and thus this causes me to be disgruntled.
  • The guys working on the monstrosity for Lakeside Mall at the corner of Vets and the Causeway have a little fun with their jobs. The painting began with a coat of chocolate brown something on a very light colored surface. Messages appeared such as "The cows have no milk" or "The owls will fly 2 nite." One day I drove past and could only see the "@bellsouth.net" of someone's e-mail that had been plastered up there. The messages lasted 36 hours max, and while not political nor hilarious, those guys made something interesting of their job. My favorite was the little smiley face man with big ears who was up at the top for a full week in white on the brown before the whole building was painted white and began to be covered with panels. I tried to take a picture one day while driving home but almost ran into the guard rail instead.
  • Speaking of Jefferson Parish, there is some filming going on over in the Lakeway Center. When I inquired to the building management why 6th Street was supposed to be shut down here and there she said it was some filming for some Jefferson Parish tourism bullshit. However, word on the street is it's some sort of movie. The set up isn't huge, but it makes more sense than filming Lakeway One for some tourism stuff - what about that is supposed to lure one to JP?
  • I've started reading a lot of blogs by call girl types. It's everything I wanted my "sex" contribution to THP to be, but am too chicken to share. It appears, however, that a lot of these blogs have passed their hay day and the girls are now in relationships and have let their blogs, well, go. My faves I have run across is Electrolyte Dating and turnyourselfin. I feel like I have some good material to submit to unfortunate cocks (definitely NSFW), although the legality has come into question.
  • Bill Clinton says Obama can "kiss my ass" - I love when those in the limelight show that they are real people, too.
  • And finally, don't fuck with pelicans. Or hang out in their vicinity, apparently.

A poor attempt at gathering my thoughts from the last couple of weeks. I'll try to be better.

Thursday, May 29, 2008

Where it's at

It's our 300th post! What are we going to do about it? Why drink for charity, of course!!

ALTR and I will be attending Girls Night Out for Girls First.

Where: Cafe Adelaide & the Swizzle Stick Bar
When: Thursday, May 29, 5 - 7 p.m.
Who: Featuring Celebrity Bartenders Helena Moreno and Rita Benson LeBlanc

Grab the girls and head to Cafe Adelaide & the Swizzle Stick Bar for Girls Night Out in support of Girls First. There is no charge to get in and the Swizzle Stick Bar and the Loews New Orleans Hotel will donate all cocktail proceeds to Girls First, an organization dedicated to providing opportunities to underserved girls in the metropolitan New Orleans area.

To kick off its summer-long Bali Hai Weekends celebration, the Swizzle stick will transform into a tropical paradise for Girls Night Out. We'll serve classic tiki drinks like the Mai Tai, along with some of Bar Chef Lu Brow's original creations such as the Hina Cocktail and complimentary island-inspired hors d'ouevres.

So grab your girl friends and head to the Swizzle Stick for great cocktails for a great cause!

This girl plans on ordering a Mai Tai from one Helena Moreno herself. Work it! Slanging drinks ain't as easy as it looks! Secretly, though, I'm simply hoping the Voodoo-cheerleaders-turned-campaign-schwag Helena Moreno girls will be there.

Thursday, April 10, 2008

I think ALTR just wet herself a little...

An Evening with Anderson Cooper

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

6:00pm - 7:00pm

McAlister Auditorium

Live at Tulane University....lead CNN news anchor, world renowned journalist, author, and activist.....Anderson Cooper.

This event is FREE and open to the public.


For more info check out tucp.net.

typical Thursday

Not sure what to do with yourself this afternoon? Why don't you attend the open casting for Big Brother!! 4-7 PM at Zephyr field and get this - the first 500 people get a pair of tickets to see the Zephyrs! Don't forget to bring your noodz.

Thursday, March 27, 2008

In case you didn't get the memo...

Susie Bright is coming to Tulane April 8!

Time: 7:30pm - 8:30pm
Location: McAlister Aditorium
Street:
McAlister Drive, Tulane University

Susie Bright is a writer, editor, teacher, talk show host, and performer whose most frequent subject is human sexuality. She is one of the first writers/activists referred to as a sex-positive feminist. Visit http://www.susiebright.com to learn more about her work and career, and to start following her blog.

Ms. Bright's books are available at the Tulane Bookstore in the Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life, and will be available for purchase during the event on April 8. She will sign books following her presentation.

There is no charge for admission, doors open at 6:45 pm.

Invite all you friends!!

This event is part of the Katrina Warriors Festival. NCCROW is a founding node of the Katrina Warriors Network. Visit http://www.katrinawarriors.net and http://www.vday.org for more info.

Bookmark http://newcomb.tulane.edu/nccrow to keep up with what's going on at Newcomb College Center for Research on Women.

Tuesday, February 12, 2008

Gloria Steinem!!

I am so there!

Gloria Steinem, one of the pioneers of the modern feminist movement, will deliver a free lecture March 6 at Tulane University's Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life.

Steinem's speech, which will start at 7 p.m. in the Kendall Cram Lecture Hall, is part of the Newcomb College Institute's Powerhouse Speakers Series. It will be open to the public.

A co-founder of New York and Ms. magazines, Steinem, 73, is working on "Road to the Heart: America as if Everyone Mattered," an account of her years as a feminist organizer.

h/t Letters in Bottles