"The true value of a conflict is the debt it creates."
-The International
2009 film, starring Clive Owen
Twenty-five years ago today:
August 4, 1986
Monday
Monday’s are always so drab when the whole week is still ahead of you. I arrived at the office at 8:30AM. I had a lunch with Margaret at B and M Chinese. Our schedules were ‘the shits’ today. I had two hours of closed time all day. I prefer being open for calls as the day goes by much faster.
After work I hit VIDAL SASSOON. I received a pretty good haircut from Lulu. She’s from Burma (some area in Southeast Asia). She is really nice. The cut cost me $31.00. So, the answer is ‘no’ as far as going there again. No, I probably will. I may make Lulu my regular stylist. Who knows?
Lulu said, “You should consider having your hair color highlighted the next time.”
I replied, “Okay.”
I didn’t arrive home until 7PM. I reviewed my mail. Ronald Leoni sent me the neatest bike poster that depicted the words: “GEAR UP AND GO FOR IT.” It was ‘way too cool’. I need to cycle much more now!
I hit the gym and Jeanette was there. We worked out together for a while. She looked cute. She’s still going to move to San Diego for school.
Mark arrived at the gym, too. I saw Kathy Ortega doing an aerobics class. I decided to do the 8:30PM Aerobics class with Mark, Kathy and Stuart. Karen taught the class and it was pretty good. I did a couple of sets of weights after the class and went straight home.
I munched on a strange combination of Swiss cheese, crackers and orange juice. I read my FOCUS ACCOUNT Statement from Citibank and then ‘hit the hay’.
Margaret Lai said, “I know you’ll get your Jaguar, Michael.”
“I know it, too.”
"It is possible to put quite a bit aside when you're prepared to live on peanuts and champagne."
-Quentin Crisp
"Englishman in New York, 2009 film
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