Churchill Suites Downtown New York City

... one row in front of them. Mom is discussing urine again by the time the lights are turned off and most people are sleeping. Every time Dad gets out of his seat to go to the toilet he pulls the back of my seat and wakes me up - by the fifth time he returns from the toilet I am finally asleep and he walks up to my chair to ask me if I’m sleeping. “I WAS asleep!” I want to ...

... sending me to sleep?

Rockafella Centre - 67 stories high, now that is a big motha f**ker. Hard to believe that those builders could sit on the beam like that with no harness and eat lunch. Must have been a mighty fine sandwich they were eating.

Sophie

Staten Island - nothing there...but the free ferry was cool. Crazy bundle to board.

Food was good at Hard Rock. My pudding was the best ;-)

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... mountain (it was so cold that they could not get to him before he would die of hypothermia). And how he hopes that when he decides it is his time to die he will be able to go in exactly that way. Not a person anything like me in nearly any way, but he definitely made for an exceedingly interesting conversational partner and taught me a lot about the mindset of people in that lifestyle.
After my random first afternoon encounter I stayed with Sam, a close friend of ...

... for North of Houston (Street). Within a two mile radius there are enough areas of NYC to keep me occupied for the next 72 hours. Starting to the east and going clockwise, the East Village, Lower East Village, St Marks, Chinatown, SoHo, Tribeca, Greenwich Village, then the West ...

Jaha nu är vi etablerade i NYC... vi kom hit igår kl 12:00 lokal tid... på flygplatsen blev vi i princip kidnappade av en svarttaxi och typ 15 minuter senare helt drogade av avgaserna som läckte i bilen var vi framme vid vårt hotel... Några öl senare så var vi på väg ut i vimmlet, hamnade på Hard Rock Café och käkade burgare (nr 1 på resan) och drack lite pils ...

... at the Madison Square Garden. 1st August, Friday Early in the morning we waked up to go quickly to take the ferry. Fortunately the line was small, and we did't need almost to wait. After thet we had time to see the American Museum of Natural History where, apart of seeing lots of ...

... pop corn (Gaynor loves this place...) Simone joined us and we went for more wine and a fantastic French meal at a local restaurant. Waking up the next morning the weather had finally warmed up (well to a maximum of 13 degrees) and as we were feeling a little sorry for ourselves after drinking a little too much the night before it was finally time for a quiet day in Central Park. So after meeting up with Simone at Dean and ...

Full day of sights today.. started off with a 2hr cruise of the Hudson River, having a look at the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge and the Manhattan Skyline. Very pretty. The commentary on the cruise was pretty funny. After the cruise, walked up to 42nd St to check out Times Square, which is basically a full block of shops. Agreed with the cruise commentary that New ...

... and had a field day!  We went to get drinks first, and Mike got a Sprite while Alison got a little kiwi strawberry juice box.  I still had my water from the movie.  Then Alison picked out two big cookies (one oatmeal raisin and one chocolate chip with m&ms) and we sat at a table to snack away. Then Mike said, "Melis, look who it is!" and I turned around to see none other than... Puddy!!!  Yep, Patrick Warburton, otherwise known ...

... potere e speranza della gente americana”, concepita dopo il crac del 1987. Lo stesso pomeriggio fu chiamato un camion per rimuovere l’opera, ma il clamore suscitato convinse il Park Department di New York a dare una sede al “Charging Bull” a qualche isolato di distanza dalla borsa. Il toro è così diventato un’attrazione simbolo della città al pari della statua della libertà.
Arriviamo a Wall Street e uno di noi va ad informarsi della possibilit ...