Seriously, though, on a more positive note, I got my Christmas bonus (Ah, nothing beats validation in monetary form!). And my new issue of Vogue came today. And I'm super excited for tonight's festivities...A holiday concert featuring an all-acoustic Led Zeppelin tribute group AND a Pogues tribute group, both made up of local musicians of no small repute, held at Secret Society. I am swimming in Thera-flu, popping Cold-eez like it was Pez, and guzzling spicy tom kha soup (Lemongrass, ginger, garlic and sweet chili help to clear congestion, and act as powerful anti-microbials. Coconut milk soothes a sore throat. Veggies are good for you.) from the Thai place down the street so that I can stay out all night. I am also excited about my outfit. What initially drew me to this sweater was the intricate quilt like piecing of the traditional fair isle knit. Then I realized that it formed a Star of David. Which makes it pretty much the perfect Hanukkah sweater! Hanukkah came and went during the 30 for 30, but what would a holiday outfit roundup be without a shout out to my Hebrew homies?
shut up. tom kha is my favorite thing. like, in the world.
ReplyDeleteaside from those boots. and that coat. blerrrh i'm tired but rest assured i love this, like i love everything you wear. even if i'm not being witty about it.
I love the Pogues. Like, super big time.
ReplyDeleteMe and my Dad had a serious father-daughter bonding moment when I was in High School blaring Flogging Molly from my room when my dad rushes in like Kramer, "Is this the Pogues??!"
"No, Dad. Who are the Pogues?"
And then we traded cds and it was awesome and everyone lived happily, irishly ever after.
{haiku ambulance}
You may try Nin Jiom Pei Pa Koa (ninjiom-hk.cwahi.net). i know alot of people use it, its also non alcoholic, though it's effectiveness is not as good as alcohol based cough medicine, but it's still good to use on not so serious scratchy throat.
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