After meaning to catch them 2 times prior, I finally saw m83. I went to their show at the Mezzanine. It was the first time I had been to that club. It's a nice and trendy place. They had this weird thing where people paying 100 dollars could get a booth, but then later let people sit anywhere. I talked to this couple from Seattle for a bit. The girl was a street teamer and I scored a poster and a cd. I had a few beers for something to do between bands. The opener was really good,  James Yuill. Definitely check him out if you like electronic music. I was happy that m83 played my favorite songs. They weren't very talkative with the crowd, not as intimate as I prefer. There was a decent sized crowd. They were very liberal with the smoke effect.

On one of my many trips to the mens room, this girl with a short cut accidentally followed me and a group of guys. She laughed and put her hand on my arm. That was my action for the night. After the show I got some pizza down the street to help sober up before driving back.

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I watched a ton of the US version of the Office on Netflix. I think I've changed because the show wasn't as intensely awkward as when I watched it occasionally during normal airing. I could sense a definite change in the tone of the show as the seasons went on. Jan's nueroticism was pretty interesting. Holly was an amazing character. The sheer number of office parties was absurd. I tried watching the UK version, but I couldn't root for the characters the same way. Tim seems to pull pranks more for stupidity rather than to cope with work, as I believe Jim does. Also, David seems more malicious than foolish a la Michael Scott.

I wonder where the Office will go from here. They already introduced the Erin character, as well as Andy earlier. Doesn't seem like Erin will have more depth though. Maybe the office will bring new people and change the cast completely every once in a while, like they did with ER.

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I feel very at peace right now.