Friday, March 13, 2009

Spring visitors!

Webster came to town for showcase!!!
Showcase itself was pretty great, it was nice to see everyone and talk to other alums, some that I haven't seen in years. It was also nice having new friends in town for a week. I got to play tour guide with Karyn, and take her around to some of my favorite places. Karyn was the girl Nick and I stayed with in London. Also, Dave and Tim were in town, who were two of the guys I worked with in Sulivan. It was great!


Some giant button in the garment district.


Dave, Kelly, and Tim walking down the street in the east village.


Karyn and I bored in a subway station.



I took her to one of my favorite German restaurants, Hallo Berlin.



Wandering around Central Park. Of course it was rainy and chilly the entire time they were here.








Man, the trains have been awful lately. Kelly says they are always like this right before they hike up the prices, and indeed a pretty steep price raise is about to happen. From $2 a ride to $3. When I was here for showcase last year it was $1.75. That's double in a year!



Kelly and Tim in the subway. We took the whole group to the best hotdog place in town on the last day.


Dave and I.

Dave claims this was his best attempt at smiling.


Mmmmm, Cryf Dog

My dog: deep fried, wrapped in ham, with cheese, peppers, and pineapples.

Karyn and her chili dog.

Dave got the Good Morning: Deep Fried, wrapped in bacon, with a fried egg and cheese.


Tim was already deciding what to eat next. Can I just add that Tim and Dave walked around the city in cowboy boots the whole week? Their feet had to hurt so bad!



Deep fried, bacon wrapped with onions.


Rednecks in the city.


PS- Yesterday was the 4 year anniversary of buying my laptop. I love this computer so much!! It runs so well still that all my friends assume I have the next generation up (which has a built in webcam) and get confused when I can't video chat.

Wednesday, March 04, 2009

Snow and wind

Hola! So...there was some snow in NYC. So, on this insanely windy, snowy, day, I grabbed some coffee and headed down to Battery Park to watch the waves and ferries. Eh, what else can you do?

Waves, ferries, Statue of Liberty!!




The only other people around seemed to be photographers. Apparently this is the place to be for pictures.


Look Sarah, my boots! Also some wind-blown snow.



Cold bird


Seriously, it was windy.







Umm, that building was started by Elisabeth Seton...or something...she's a saint...

You can't really tell in the picture, but the sky was really pretty. Starting to turn blue!


So at some point, after almost 2 hours in the cold, a nice german man wearing a Rockband hat asked me to take his picture and I realize I'm crazy numb from the cold. So I head back home.

Today it was much nicer. The snow is starting to melt, hopefully for good. Come on, Spring!