Showing posts with label alan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label alan. Show all posts
Monday, December 26, 2011
Saturday, October 29, 2011
LOG LADY LOG
Labels:
2011,
alan,
halloween,
montrose,
photography,
the log lady,
twin peaks
Friday, October 28, 2011
CLOWN COMBO
Labels:
2011,
alan,
chicago,
diners,
food,
montrose,
pick-me-up café,
restaurants
Thursday, October 6, 2011
JUNKCAKES
Labels:
2010's,
2011,
alan,
amber,
andy junk,
baking,
birthdays,
cupcakes,
evan,
food,
martha stewart
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Sunday, August 28, 2011
CONGA LINE CONFIRMATION CONTRACT
A number of years back, longtime friend/current roommate Alan told me he was going to be attending a wedding. The week before it occurred we were discussing how great we thought conga lines were and after a little bit of goading on my part, he promised me that he would try to start one up at the wedding.
The wedding came and went. I saw him afterwards and I asked him about the conga line- did it happen? How was it? Did it snake around the entire room? He said it was a great and successful conga line. Best one ever. Everybody was in it. I quizzed him a bit more and he nonchalantly answered all my questions. To quell my doubts I made him sign a contract. Without any hesitation he quadruple-signed it:
Flash forward several years later: The subject of conga lines randomly came up again in conversation one day and I reminded him of the one he started at the wedding.
"What conga line at what wedding?"
"The one I made you sign that contract for in my green notebook."
I dug out my notebook and showed him the contract. Alan thought about it for a moment,
"Oh, that never happened. There was never any conga line."
--
To be fair, around this same time that he lied about the wedding conga line to me, Alan did in fact attend a columbia film student party in the Lincoln Park neighborhood where he actually DID participate in (and helped create) a wild and frenzied conga line that involved everyone at the party snaking through room after room of the apartment as all good conga lines should do. Alan is a good guy, even if he lies about a conga line now and then.
The wedding came and went. I saw him afterwards and I asked him about the conga line- did it happen? How was it? Did it snake around the entire room? He said it was a great and successful conga line. Best one ever. Everybody was in it. I quizzed him a bit more and he nonchalantly answered all my questions. To quell my doubts I made him sign a contract. Without any hesitation he quadruple-signed it:
Flash forward several years later: The subject of conga lines randomly came up again in conversation one day and I reminded him of the one he started at the wedding.
"What conga line at what wedding?"
"The one I made you sign that contract for in my green notebook."
I dug out my notebook and showed him the contract. Alan thought about it for a moment,
"Oh, that never happened. There was never any conga line."
--
To be fair, around this same time that he lied about the wedding conga line to me, Alan did in fact attend a columbia film student party in the Lincoln Park neighborhood where he actually DID participate in (and helped create) a wild and frenzied conga line that involved everyone at the party snaking through room after room of the apartment as all good conga lines should do. Alan is a good guy, even if he lies about a conga line now and then.
Labels:
2000's,
2007,
alan,
bpm,
conga lines,
egyptian notebook,
lies
Friday, June 3, 2011
Saturday, March 26, 2011
LAST NIGHT AT WEEGEE'S
The Beatles as Ninja Turtles:
Paul = Leonardo
John = Raphael
George = Donatello
Ringo = Michelangelo
Brian Epstein = Master Splinter
Yoko = April O'Neil (sorta)
Drugs = Pizza
But who's Shredder?
Paul = Leonardo
John = Raphael
George = Donatello
Ringo = Michelangelo
Brian Epstein = Master Splinter
Yoko = April O'Neil (sorta)
Drugs = Pizza
But who's Shredder?
Labels:
2010's,
2011,
alan,
conversations,
evan,
humboldt park,
karin,
logan square,
ninja turtles,
pizza,
the beatles,
weegee's
Thursday, March 24, 2011
LAST HALLOWEEN
That last pumpkin has a set of abs carved into it (courtesy of Andy, based on Batman's abs).
I tried to adapt this sketchbook doodle of a little guy wearing a bear costume into a pumpkin.
But it just turned into a teletubby.
HALLOWEEN PROVERB: "It's better not to say anything than to say anything at all."
Labels:
2010,
2010's,
alan,
amber,
andy,
bpm,
current sketchbook,
feasts,
halloween,
logan square,
montrose,
photography,
proverbs,
pumpkin carving,
pumpkins,
quotes,
stuart's place
Thursday, March 17, 2011
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