Well, it's been a while since my last update, here goes.

Here's a dinner with Carlos Yannacanedo at Mitra and Stefan's house:















Passover was fun, I visited a friend's family in Irvine for the first seder, and I went to Rabbi Yonah Bookstein's for the second seder. He's a young rabbi who runs a hillel chapter, and his family is great. It is THE place to be for college aged jews in the OC.

Here's a pic of Eva, who I went with LA for a workshop with Pulpo and Luiza. We went shopping at The Grove, which incidentally is a must see.
















Here's a class at the Lynn's house, with Pulpo and Luiza:















The next week, I visited LA with a friend, with the intent to go to Moti's alternative milonga. My friend didn't dance, and we thought it was a bit of a rip off to have him pay $12, so I said hello to everyone, and booked it over to the Saddle Ranch, a few blocks away on Sunset Blvd. Here's a pic:















Here's a pic of The Grove, with mall music. What crazyness.
















I went to the Hollywood Improv last weekend, and met the gentleman who played Kramer on Seinfeld. He was nice, and a bit shy actually. When I saw him on stage, it was a whole different story. He went into character a bit, and his expressions and timing for the first act were rather instructive. At one point, things went a bit sour, and he went on a somewhat unfunny tirade on the garden of eden, and how God was a bad parent to Adam and Eve. Then it got worse when he got to Bush. It was somewhat motivational, but not his best. The choice sentance of his act was, "I've already had my sitcom." In reference to his lack of humor, and success.














Well, that's it for now, I'll flesh things out a bit more when I have the time.