
Last night I gathered with the usual suspects at Mo Pitkins for Manic Monday, a joint event hosted by PresenTense Magazine and Save the Assistants. The after-work program, conceived by Lilit and Ariel, intends to combine the audiences of Jewish readers and overworked assistants for a monthly unwinding. I found it ironic that ninty percent of the folks who showed up were, like me, self-employed, and therefore could not relate to the daily strife of those Assistants who need Saving. Still, it's always good to get together with my unemployed friends.



4 comments:
Was that photo taken just after you told me about your latest bowel complaints?
Well, by unemployed I mean self-employed. Sometimes it's the same thing.
Either way, I applaud all the young Jews who do creative things and don't exclusively chase the almighty dollar.
Sorry I missed such a good time. Krucoff's hair looks great!
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