Check out this little tidbit of an article about how it was harder this year to get a job at the new Upper West Side Apple store than to get into Harvard.
Pretty nuts!!
I am a total nerd...enough said.
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Sunday, October 18, 2009
The End of Now: Exhale
This is a new poem dedicated to a couple of my awesome friends who are dealing with shitty situations.
Labels:
anguish,
exhale,
heartbreak,
music video,
poetry,
shit
Monday, September 21, 2009
Last First Day of School Poem
I wrote this poem in honor of my last "first day" of school. Bad recording...but you get the idea.
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Awesome Music Video. watch this shiiii
So I was a TA for the Summer High School Film Workshop at Tisch again this summer and I wanted to share this awesome music video that my group made the second week of the program. Check it out!
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
I want to be a chef when I grow up
Does anyone know a good place to take cooking classes in the city that are affordable?
On that note, here's what I made for myself for dinner tonight.
Salmon Medallion with spinach florentine stuffing (Trader Joe's) that I sauteed with butter, red cooking wine, chopped yellow onion and pineapple sage. AND a mixed green salad with baby roman tomatoes, yellow onion, chopped carrots, raw almonds, crumbled feta cheese and a homemade olive oil, dijon mustard and lime dressing.
For dessert I had some Mango-Tangerine sorbet (also from Trader Joe's). It was an extremely successful meal.
ALSO if you have never tried a Meyer Lemon (a cross between a mandarin orange and a lemon) you need to. It is absolutely delicious and makes great, refreshing salad dressing. It's also amazing in a homemade iced tea or to add to a pickle brine or guacamole.
Go to Whole Foods, last time I checked they were 2 for $1. Get a couple and enjoy!!
Labels:
cooking classes,
good food,
homemade,
meyer lemon,
NYC,
recipes
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Virtual Poetry Reading (I tried)
This poem is called "What Angst Smells Like." I wrote it a couple of years ago and video is just a trial to see how these "virtual poetry readings" that I had proposed earlier might work. Enjoy!
Labels:
angst,
candy hearts,
carnivore,
poetry,
virtual poetry reading
Monday, August 10, 2009
Hide and Seek

Week 2 of the caption contest commences.
Caption Contest: What is Zack hiding?
again...prize for the best (most unique, creative etc) response. :-) tell your friends.
Monday, August 3, 2009
A Stroke of Staggering Genius

Prize for the winner of most (creative, inventive, unique) etc.
Labels:
contest,
prize,
weekly contest,
zack and jac's caption contest
Monday, July 6, 2009
Yankee Woman
This morning as I'm making my commute out of the city to Rye, NY, a small, old woman decked out entirely in NY Yankees gear hopped onto the 6 train at Union Square. She inspired me to write this poem...
Yankee woman on the subway
curly hair,
sits alone
surname, though not her own, on her back
stares ahead through dirty window
dirty tunnel walls
aged like
veiny hands
clasped.
Red shoes match red cap
as bag slung,
slightly shifting
from a bony shoulder
precarious, like
sweaty hands
gripping the edge of
the second tier.
foul ball an inch out of
reach.
dirty fingernails, glint dully.
Stand clear of the closing doors, please.
I think I'm going to try to start posting recordings of my poetry to this blog...as they are usually intended to be spoken aloud rather than just read. It'd be nice to get them out there.
Sunday, July 5, 2009
Post Independence
This weekend I went skinny dipping for the first time. It truly was the "free-est" way I could possibly experience the lovely 4th of July holiday. Actually, to be completely honest I almost forgot about "the 4th of July" as a bunch of lovely people and I were celebrating our friend's 21st birthday at a lake house in the Port Jervis part of NY (bordering New Jersey and Pennsylvania, apparently). We truly roughed it...having run out of the faithful "TP" by the end of our time spent there. It was a lot of fun to escape the concrete confines of the city with fun people who don't mind spending some time naked in a "tea-colored" lake at high noon.
Here's a Haiku that pretty much encompasses the weekend.
Warm and cold spots move
Between our toes and nipples
Fun in the cabin.
Labels:
birthday,
haiku,
Independence day,
skinny dipping
Friday, June 26, 2009
Yay I've started a blog
So I have started this blog in order to post a video I made for the Bacardi B-Live promo event in NYC a couple of weeks ago. Who knows if it will continue after such a thing.
had to remove the video apparently...hmm
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