Dita

Brandon came and met me when he was finished with work so I could give him a ride home, where he met Angie and then together they went to a burlesque show featuring Dita von Tease, I think at the Roxy. So Dylan and I just went and got our usual salads at the French Market and then we came home and watched Mad Men.
After that, I worked on editing the videos from the first two Traitor shows on the computer before going to bed.

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