LA Moishe Has big huvos

After a long but quite enjoyable month, I would like to sit back open a lambic and spill my guts to you bloggers out there. I wanted to write something off the wall but I think Morris said it all. This month was filled with celeb sightings, parties and raising toys for tots along with a threepeat for good old me at poker. That's right I won three times in a row and lets just say rent was on moishe this month. All in all we had a well rounded month for those of you keeping tally not to name names. (Isaac, Morris, Dave, Levi) It looks like thats just things to come. As the new year comes so too continues debauchery, so stay tuned for the next events to come and for your enjoyment hannah gets it on with nate and the gang.

Love ya all a little,

Lee Levin

Seatle's November

This is the first blog I've ever written, and attempting this, I don't know who to address, or who my audience is. November has concluded, and it was none to soon. Seattle had a record breaking month, turning the grey and soggy stereotype into a reality. The rain did not cease, lasting longer than it has in Seattle than in any month in history dating back to the beginning of weather record keeping. The good was in how the city came together to celebrate the dreary, but astonishing month. A woman next to me on the bus broke the unspoken rule of pure and utter silence to show me Seattle's rainy picture on the cover of the New York Times. And so it was. My life was immersed this month in the great outdoors, as I traversed the icy, slipper slopes of the Seattle hills to the downtown center where I was temping. It was just a job, and I just a temp. But sometimes it's good to have somewhere to go.

Norah