March 9, 2007

i’m in new york!

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(Early lami­na­ted busi­ness card dra­wing. NYNY, 1998. Drawn sit­ting at the lunch coun­ter here)
I arri­ved in New York safely. Sta­ying the night in Long Island then hea­ding into the city tomo­rrow mor­ning.
Appa­rently we’ve been having tech­ni­cal trou­bles with the sign-up wiki for Satur­day night’s geek din­ner. If you’re plan­ning on coming, please e-mail BL Och­man and let her know– so she can tell the res­tau­rant how many to expect etc.
Tomo­rrow I’ll have a new US sim card so anyone wishing to phone me will be able to do so.
It’s great being back here… and also kinda weird. Just in case you don’t know, it’s been seven, yes, seven years since I last step­ped foot in the Uni­ted Sta­tes. Which is quite a long time for someone hol­ding an Ame­ri­can passport…

6 Responses to “i’m in new york!”

  1. John Dodds says:

    Seven years should cover most sta­tu­tes of limitation!

  2. Kimber says:

    “Tomo­rrow I’ll have a new US sim card so anyone wishing to phone me will be able to do so.”
    Just a heads up…the crank calls are from me.
    Ignore at your own risk.
    Wish I wasn’t stuck in mul­ti­ple pro­ject hell.
    The geek din­ner sounds like fun.

  3. Kristy says:

    hugh — have been rea­ding your blog and loving your comics for a few months now. keep on truc­kin’, brother. you deli­ver a lot of snarky, thought pro­vo­king and spot-on truth here — i dig it.
    enjoy your time here in my fair Apple. geek din­ner, huh — sounds tre’ hips­ter chic. okay that wasn’t nice — have fun!

  4. AGRADA says:

    East or west home is best.
    New­york has been always an ins­pi­ra­tion for you.

  5. B.L. Ochman says:

    Din­ner tomo­rrow is loo­king good. among those coming, Piers Faw­kes and Rick Bru­ner.
    xo

  6. yay for Kelley & Ping! did you have the Sweet and Spicy (wide) Nood­les? did you have the Thai Iced Tea?
    elsewhere, i brist­led when you said “I’d for­got­ten how lousy the food is here. Living in Europe has spoi­led me.” and then i grin­ned when you said “It’s one of the few towns one can never accuse of being ove­rra­ted.”
    it’s good to be an ex-newyorker, i think…