Only in NY

Tonight Erin and I tried to get into Tarzan on lottery (no luck), and then we tried to get into The Drowsy Chaperone but that didn't work either because they don't start performances until Monday. (I swore to Erin that they were already playing. She was right, I was wrong). Then we met up with Jen for dinner at Yum Yum Bangkok. On the way there, we saw a drag queen coming our way, and Jen noticed that his/her dress was unzipped down the back. Jen asked if our assistance was needed, and he/she answered in the affirmative, so right there on 46th and Broadway, we helped dress a drag queen. That's easier said than done, at least in this case. It was a strapless dress and it was a tight fit. Erin held the matching purse while I held the dress closed, and Jen zipped. There were two zippers, and both were a bit of a challenge, and by the time we were done there was a little audience. The drag queen was grateful, and left happily to I don't know where, and while I was sad that I didn't have a camera to share the finished look with you (it was a floor length fuscia evening gown with rhinestones sewn all over it. She also had a tiara-which I envied, but the most impressive thing were the rhinestones glued to her eyelids. She looked amazing), I felt happy that we had done a good deed.
After dinner I ended up at Fairway on a Saturday night with my good friend, Jen, something I'd said wouldn't happen after the last time we went to the same store on a Saturday night. In case you haven't met her, Jen is a very attractive and friendly girl, and she tends to attract more attention than I'm generally comfortable with. Tonight wasn't too bad. I guess we got enough stares with our new drag queen friend to last for the whole night.