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I know, it’s crazy, right? After waiting so long for my loft in the Toy Factory, and (blogging about it frequently) I’ll be moving to a new place next week with my girlfriend. BUT, the new unit is also in the Toy Factory, just waaaay bigger (1300 square feet!!!) and two floors up with a much better view and ample light. I’ll post some pictures soon after the move next week, promise!

I just bought three more horrell.* domains last week:

• horrell.ws
• horrell.tv
• horrell.me

All of them redirect here, naturally.

Well, that turned out well, didn’t it?

Congratulations America.

I’m looking forward to checking in on this later this evening.

This past Friday I dressed up for Halloween in what I think may have been the first time in over 10 years. Not sure if you can tell from the photo, but I’m supposed to be a grey-bearded cyclist, the kind you usually see downtown. It turns out I really missed dressing up!

This picture was taken much later in the night after spending the evening at a Karaoke bar. I’ve never done karaoke before and was nervous about it. I end up having a great time and even sang a song (“All The Small Things” by Blink 82 — it was easy).

I think Scareoke will be a new Halloween tradition for years to come. More pictures from the night are here.

During the week of my birthday (July 4th) I spent five fabulous days and four awesome nights in New York City!¹. It’s something I’ve been wanting to do for a long time and I ended up having a great time! Of course it helps when you’re with the right company my G/F Lianne joined me on said journey.

It’s a damn big city, to be sure, and the food was great as well. In fact, I had the best pizza in my life at Lombardi’s in Manhattan. I don’t think I can ever have pizza in this city again as it won’t even come close. Well, Magic Oven will probably get me through, but I don’t think they can ever come close. The sauce, the crust, everything was just perfect. Just like Dean, I’ve even tried making my own. I’ve come pretty close, but you just can’t compete with an old-school coal oven.

Anyway, back to the trip. The city is a monster, as the kid in the Ben Sherman store said to me, and five days just wasn’t long enough. Still, I saw quite a bit:

• Grand Central
• Rockefeller Plaza
• Radio City Music Hall (I didn’t go inside)
• NBC Studios (also, didn’t go inside)
• Art!
• The Apple Store (I totally went inside!)
• Times Square
• FAO Schwartz (Lianne bought a limited edition Domo doll)
• Lombardi’s (I couldn’t get a decent shot)
• Little Italy
• The Empire State Building (that’s the top taken from the observation deck)
• And the MoMA (of course I went inside!)

Phew! And, while I was there I also did a little shopping and picked up a Wii. At the time they were hard to come by in T.O. but now they seem to be everywhere. Still, I think I saved about $20 bucks when you knock off the tax.

So I’m definitely going back, possibly next year. Oh, and the best recommendation I can make for anyone in the GTA planning a trip to New York City! is to take Porter airlines. Trust me, it’s totally worth it.

¹ From now on, this is how I will refer to New York City!. Small caps and an exclamation point. Always.

You may recall me mentioning the deficiencies in my loft and the painful long wait to have them fixed. This Monday, after several months, one of the major items was finally resolved: the missing kitchen cabinet door. Oh how it mocked me, but no more!

Witness its splendour!