From now on I need to remember to bring my camera with me everywhere. I wish I had pictures for this post. The weekend started late this past Friday as I ventured over to the upper east side to my friend Ty's apartment. (Sidenote: Ty is one of the coolest dudes ever, one of my college roommates and I should devote an entire blog to him.)
He is currently staying at his Aunt and Uncle's free of charge in a wonderful spacious pad. I wish I had photos to show. Our other roommate Cory ventured down from Boston for the night, as well as a friend originally from France but now living a few blocks away. We started out night with some Jager and ventured south to Soho for a night of partying with friends.
We met up with some Columbia kids at Welcome to Johnsons on Rivington I believe. This bar had a great scene, nice folks a $2 PBRs. Although it is an extreme cliche drinking this beer, on a grad students budget you just can't avoid it. Over the course of an hour I met a bunch of new people from the Historic Preservation program, and after deciding we all needed to D-A-N-C-E we ventured to Darkroom.
Darkroom should have an entire post dedicated to how awesome it is. Its in the basement of a building on Ludlow near Houston. It has the feel of a classic speakeasy on one side with wide booth tables and wall size mirrors and then an empty area with a DJ and small dance floor on the other side/room. We danced all around for the next few hours, enjoying the night and rocking out.
Staying at Ty's place that night we were able to take a cab back for the same cost of riding the subway, I slept on the couch staying with the two guys I lived for a whole year again. It was a great night.
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