Hmmm...
Now, which of these two free events do I wanna go to tonight??
At East West Books & Cafe:
"WHEN Friday, October 3, 2008, 6:30 - 8:30pm
WHERE cafe
EVENT TYPE Book Signing
PRESENTER Hari Kaur Khalsa
PRICE 0
ABOUT Grace is cutting edge! Join Hari, Director of Golden Bridge NYC, for an evening of Kundalini conversation. Join this New York conversation of tantric wisdom that can change your life. Bring humor, questions, and a creative mind.
CATEGORY Yoga
LOCATION Yoga
LINK www.reachhari.com"
or, at Bluestockings (the feminist bookstore on the Lower East Side, which I finally got to check out yesterday morning b4 an interview, yay!):
"Friday, October 3rd @ 7PM - Free
Reading: Sabrina Chapadjiev "Live Through This"
With Kate Bornstein, Daphne Gottlieb, and Carol Queen
Join us for a reading and discussion of "Live Through This: On Creativity and Self-Destruction," a daring and unprecedented anthology. Contributors include: Nan Goldin, Eileen Myles, Bell Hooks, Patricia Smith, Annie Sprinkle, Inga Muscio, and Kate Bornstein. This collection of original stories, essays, and art by 20 visionary women reflects upon madness, depression and self-destruction, and it bravely takes as its subject the misunderstood violence artists often inflict upon themselves."
(I actually have that book on my Amazon wish list already...)
Decisions, decisions!
Or, I could go to neither, even. Hmmmm.
At East West Books & Cafe:
"WHEN Friday, October 3, 2008, 6:30 - 8:30pm
WHERE cafe
EVENT TYPE Book Signing
PRESENTER Hari Kaur Khalsa
PRICE 0
ABOUT Grace is cutting edge! Join Hari, Director of Golden Bridge NYC, for an evening of Kundalini conversation. Join this New York conversation of tantric wisdom that can change your life. Bring humor, questions, and a creative mind.
CATEGORY Yoga
LOCATION Yoga
LINK www.reachhari.com"
or, at Bluestockings (the feminist bookstore on the Lower East Side, which I finally got to check out yesterday morning b4 an interview, yay!):
"Friday, October 3rd @ 7PM - Free
Reading: Sabrina Chapadjiev "Live Through This"
With Kate Bornstein, Daphne Gottlieb, and Carol Queen
Join us for a reading and discussion of "Live Through This: On Creativity and Self-Destruction," a daring and unprecedented anthology. Contributors include: Nan Goldin, Eileen Myles, Bell Hooks, Patricia Smith, Annie Sprinkle, Inga Muscio, and Kate Bornstein. This collection of original stories, essays, and art by 20 visionary women reflects upon madness, depression and self-destruction, and it bravely takes as its subject the misunderstood violence artists often inflict upon themselves."
(I actually have that book on my Amazon wish list already...)
Decisions, decisions!
Or, I could go to neither, even. Hmmmm.