Started off at Don Hill's to check out WIT. (Lipsyncing it up, yo). ˆ amanda ˆ band ˆ WIT ˆ

Amanda! (Looking just like a Robert Palmer girl from the Addicted to Love video). ˆ amanda ˆ band ˆ dance ˆ WIT ˆ

They don't really play their instruments on stage, because it's, you know, artsier that way. ˆ amanda ˆ melissa burns ˆ band ˆ WIT ˆ

As the show progressed, they eventually went as far to put their "prop" instruments down. This is where the show, in my humble opion, really transformed from a "rock show" to a "insightful art performance piece remarking upon the inherent irony in post-existentialist thought." ˆ amanda ˆ band ˆ dance ˆ WIT ˆ

Christine, Melissa and Amanda. ˆ amanda ˆ melissa burns ˆ band ˆ best ˆ WIT ˆ

After I spend some time reflecting on WITs "statement," I headed down to One and One to meet up with the Nerve crew and The Tweedles who were down visiting from Canaduh. ˆ sonya ˆ tweedles ˆ

Me & the Tweedles (Jen & Sonya). ˆ me ˆ sonya ˆ tweedles ˆ

After having a few driz-sinks at One & One, we all headed across the street to CAKE party.

Straight-up, these parties get OUT OF HAND. Each time I go it gets rowdier than the last... ˆ cake nyc ˆ crowd ˆ dance ˆ party ˆ

Girl on the left = Ohmygod. (But PVC pants? Seriously?) ˆ cake nyc ˆ crowd ˆ dance ˆ party ˆ