Thursday, May 10, 2007


powered by ODEO

The torch I carry is handsome
It's worth its heartache in ransom
Now when that twilight steals
I know how the lady in the harbor feels

When I want rain, I get sunny weather
I'm just as blue, blue as the sky
Since love has gone, I can't get myself together
Guess I'll hang my tears out to dry

My friend ask me out, but I tell them I'm busy
I've got to get a new alibi
I hang around at home, and ask myself: "Where is she?"
Guess I'll hang my tears out to dry

Dry little tear drops, my little tear drops
Moving on a stream of dreams
My little memories, those precious memories
Remind me of our crazy schemes

Then somebody says, just forget about her
But I gave that treatment a try
Strangely enough, I got along without her
Then one day she passed me right by - oh well
I guess I'll hang my tears out to dry


Frank Sinatra

magic song*

Tuesday, May 8, 2007
































the dancing
the artist
the roof

Friday Night, After some wine
at a gallery in the Soho, we went to
an artists party in the Lower East Side


Monday, May 7, 2007

Fredericks Lounge
Room Service
y pa casa!



































Cenas
descontroladas
212 Upper Easr

Saturday, May 5, 2007

Pic by Sean
Walking in the countryside
It seems that the winds have stopped
I took down the posters from my wall
Left letters for you all

I remember moments of happiness
Endless summer, acoustic guitars
Being a man made me coarse
When I wanted to be delicate

I called up Eugene
Told him I was drowning

Like a castaway on a warm ocean
Waiting for a purpose to rise
They say it's not becoming
For a boy my age

If you want to know what makes me sad
Well it's hope, the endurance of faith
A battle that lasts a lifetime
A fight that never ends

Walking in the countryside
It seems that the winds have stopped
Tell my mother I am sorry
And I loved her


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Tuesday, May 1, 2007

REASON OF THE PARTY?

DUKE ELLINGTON's BIRTHDAY


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Spring Party at Gary's
Upper East Side


A fantastic time around
arty people. Musicians,
Photographs, Painters..













































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