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"The first duty of love-

is to listen"
- Paul Tillich


August 3, 2007

Dear San Diego,

So the weekend is finally here! I love my job but the thought of enjoying every corner of you is just so much more enticing. With the workweek coming to an end, and the weekend coming, my energy level dipped to a low but with a continuous sense of regeneration for what the weekend may hold.
I started my Friday shopping with Hollywood at Fashion Valley Mall, trying to satiate the need for earrings and a new top. Seeing as I’m going out far more than I have ever, I needed to look decent as well. After a quick hour, I got what I set out for while Hollywood wasn't so lucky. Banana Republic disappointed him…again.
It’s funny what new clothes will do to you…new anything, in any case. Anyway, we made it home after hitting up Target and Coffee Bean and Tea (yay for Jasmine Dragon Tea Lattes) after the mall with enough time to spare to get myself ready for a night of relaxation a.k.a booze. I’m kidding! I’m more interested in just relaxing tonight, just chillin’ and enjoying the slower pace of life that many love about you.

So, along with my friend, Mr. Voisin, and company, we ventured off to Morena Club, off of Morena Blvd, in Point Loma for some drinks, music, and hopefully, something new. Well, San Diego, aren’t you full of surprises?
The crowd was not the typical crowd I was hoping to avoid. It was very “chex”. (A great party mix but very much something to relax with) The crowd fluctuated in size with each song being mixed.
We caught Existence 76, mixing mostly old school stuff… Definitely had people singing along to a lot of pretty good songs. Dj Ocean came up and was quite the surprise. It was announced that we were about to be aurally pleasured by the reggae mixing of Dj Ocean. Of course, most of us had an image of what the dude would look like. Totally rockin the reggae look and everything.
Don’t deny it! Everybody does this. Actually, it’s one of my favorite things to do while people watching…to figure out what people’s names are based on their looks. Everybody has a friend who just looks like a “Wayne” or “Michael” or “Dexter.” When someone yells for someone behind you and says, “Heather!” I’m sure you expect the epitome of So-Cal (a plastic-fantastic-low-carb-tanned-twig) Anyway, if I were to rename myself, I’ve always liked the name “Minerva.” I’m not sure if I look like a Minerva but I sure do feel like it sometimes. In my mind, Minerva is someone who’s a little quirky but not dangerously weird to the point you wouldn’t want to be stuck alone in an elevator with. Minerva also sounds cool. Artistic. Oh yeah! I can’t imagine ever hearing :

Dude 1:”Yeah, it was in my truck the entire time.”
Dude 2: “Oh shit, here comes Minerva”
Dude 1: “Damn, let’s go.”

Yeah, no, that name is way to awesome.
Sorry, back to what I was saying earlier, Dj Ocean was a short, cute chick and she was pretty good but hands down, my favorite dj of the night was Dj Earwax, spinning the odd combinations of songs that just worked. Who knew Hall & Oates and Journey could be mixed into songs with a dope ass beat? I’ll tell you who: Dj Earwax. If he mixed Air Supply in there, I would have popped out 3 kids! (Air Supply: you ARE the soundtrack of my life!) Something about live performances, you’re appreciating it in the moment. Damn sweet.
Needless to say, my musical cravings were satiated that night. With that being said, I was surprised that one beer did me in (to a nice buzz.)
The chill nightlife was what I was looking for. Have to admit, I wasn’t sure at first, but overall, it was a nice one.

Always,
J.Bean

Comments

Good work, keep 'em coming J.Bean/Minerva.

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