It has been reported that Bon Jovi will play a free concert in Central Park on the 12th July. The show, which is said to be an “All-Star Concert in Central Park,” will take place in conjunction with the Major League Baseball All-Star Game, which is set for 15th July at Yankee Stadium.
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Image via WikipediaMayor Bloomberg announced today that NYC will host a free Bon Jovi concert on the Great Lawn in Central Park. However, unlike other free concerts in the past with unlimited attendance, only 60,000 people will be admitted. Free tickets will be given out in various New York locations such as Yankee and Shea stadium (the concert is supposed to be a lead up to the Yankee stadium all
Anybody who has lived in any city in China with less than a million people can tell you that entertainment is not a Chinese strong suit. If we want to get out of the apartment to do something our choices are limited to 1) eating 2) bowling or 3) shopping. There's no coffee shops to sit and read in, no high school sports to watch, no movie theater to relax in, few (if any) outdoor pools, and very
The three dancing maidens of the Untermyer Fountain at the Conservatory Garden, North Garden entrance inside the Park at 106th Street and Fifth Avenue; main entrance at 105th Street and Fifth Avenue Untermyer FountainImage License: I, (sookietex) the creator of this work, hereby release it into the public domain. This applies worldwide. In case this is not legally possible, I grant any entity the
Looking north over the Harlem Meer in Central Park, New York City. In the north eastern edge of the park. (110th Street) between Fifth Avenue and Malcolm X Boulevard (Lenox Avenue)The building is the Charles A. Dana Discovery Center. June 14th 2008.The Charles A. Dana Discovery Center is host to many Central Park Conservancy seasonal exhibits, community programs, and holiday celebrations, often in
I’ve been to New York, but unfortunately didn’t get the chance to visit the famous Central Park.
To those of you who’ve been there.. did you know that if you looked carefully and open your inner child imagination, you’d notice that lies in the park in a wondrous fantasy land
Well, that is the Central Park according [...]
Wall above Bethesda Terrace highlighted by spring flowers, greenery and light. Central Park New York City at the 72d street traverse, June 7th 2008.Bethesda Fountain The Angel Of The Waters is on the lower level of the terraceAlso see Azaleas flowering shrubs at Bethesda TerraceImage License: I, (sookietex) the creator of this work, hereby release it into the public domain. This applies worldwide.
This is a fantastic series of musical performances that takes place in San Mateo’s Central Park every Thursday night from 6pm – 8pm. These Shows are FREE! I highly recommend visiting one of Downtown San Mateo’s many restaurants and walking over to the park. Or enjoy onsite food vendors in the park. You can also [...]
Whether you're taking a brisk walk or getting in some quality time with the mall, this Central Park French terry capri set will keep you stylish and comfy all day long. Color-block stripes add a nice touch of contrast, while stretch cotton is oh-so soft.
A couple of days before the official launch in the States of the Wii Fit, New Yorkers not only will enjoy it, but they will try it out thanks to a wonderful party in Central Park, courtesy of Nintendo. Just in case you don’t know what a Wii Fit is because you live [...]
Wii Fit è stato presentato per la prima volta al grande pubblico americano nella città di New York, più precisamente in Central Park.
A giudicare dalle foto, una presentazione che oserei dire un tantino imponente dato il numero di console e pedane messe a disposizione oltre al personale (un trainer per postazione).
Un altro paio di foto [...]
Little League Game in Central Park on the Great Lawn New York City, May 10th 2008I, (sookietex) the creator of this work, hereby release it into the public domain. This applies worldwide. In case this is not legally possible, I grant any entity the right to use this work for any purpose, without any conditions, unless such conditions are required by law.If This image is subject to copyright in you
Diddy & Cassie at Central Park
Apparently Diddy and Cassie were caught by the ever present camera
phone checking out street dancers around Central Park on Sunday
• Recommended Places to Go Online in Central Park: The following hot spots, courtesy of the Park Wifi, are excellent choices for working online while enjoying Nature, as noted in earlier posts:1. under the wisteria next to the Rumsey Playfield, near the Bethesda Terrace and Fountain.2. the Delacorte Theater, near the Shakespeare Garden and Belvedere Castle.3. the Harlem Meer, near the Dana Discovery Center.• Recommended Place for Casual Dining in Central Park: The Boathouse. Coming off a walk in the Ramble, I was glad to come upon the Boathouse and hang out at the outdoor bar for a glass of wine. The food choices are varied, and the place has that casual elegant vibe. Now high on my list for out-of-town guests.• Recommended Place to Stroll on One Day: from the Pond at the southeast c
View Larger MapI'm still marveling that it's possible to fish and blog at the same time at the Harlem Meer on the far northeast corner of Central Park. But that's not the only thing I observed on my fourth and final day of Central Park excursions this week. The northern part of the park features some of those walk-about vistas that transport the strolling spectator into the regions of the sublime landscape. There's method in the landscape architecture. This section of the park, at least when I visited yesterday, seemed far away from the visitor-heavy areas farther south and more a place for the surrounding neighbors. That makes sense, because I don't think many tourists come to New York to fish.As the map shows, I only walked through a limited area of the northern quadrant, and so I'm look
Cherry trees in Blossom, Common Name: Cherry - Kwanzan, Latin Name: Prunus serrulata. Near the Conservatory Water, Spring May 3, 2008 Central Park, New York City.I, (sookietex) the creator of this work, hereby release it into the public domain. This applies worldwide. In case this is not legally possible, I grant any entity the right to use this work for any purpose, without any conditions, unless such conditions are required by law.If This image is subject to copyright in your jurisdiction, i (sookietex) the copyright holder have irrevocably released all rights to it, allowing it to be freely reproduced, distributed, transmitted, used, modified, built upon, or otherwise exploited in any way by anyone for any purpose, commercial or non-commercial, with or without attribution of the author
Let's talk about ducks.Fellow NYC bloggers, forget the link bait, because at the Harlem Meer, a serene pool of water at the far northeast corner of Central Park, it's possible to fish and blog at the same time. The rule of fishing here is catch-and-release, and the free Wifi provided by the park seems to be working fine. I'm writing from the edge of the water, just outside the Dana Discovery Center, but I should point out, in the interest of accuracy, that I am not currently fishing. The point is that I could if I wanted.So, here on Day 4, around 4:45 p.m., I've now completed several walks throughout the park. This afternoon, I took the C train uptown to 103rd and then walked east through some of the prettiest parts of the park I've seen so far, areas known as the Pool, the Loch, and the N
View Larger MapAh, yes, the walk around the Reservoir. I would like to be a runner and run around the Reservoir. Sometimes I jog. Mostly I walk. What you see here before you is the aerial view of the Reservoir (a good French word) in Central Park, and I can assure you that it's flat as a pancake. Otherwise, the water would all tip out. I walked around the Reservoir yesterday, reluctantly as I noted, and so enjoyed going back to the Delacorte Theater though there weren't any plays in progress.A word or two for those who might enjoy running around the Reservoir - signs posted there indicate that jogging, walking, running should be conducted in counter-clockwise fashion. Fortunately, anyone finding the jog, walk, or run tedious like me can bail out at regular intervals and join the slower pa
Leaving the Boathouse yesterday, I snapped this photo of the boaters on the water, and later, as I was looking at it, the image reminded me of a 19th century landscape painting. That's by design. Olmsted and Vaux, in designing Central Park, created vistas that would resemble paintings, like the ones by their friends in the Hudson River School. They designed Central Park with the notion that city dwellers would encounter the sublime as they walked around different areas of the park.Photographers in the 19th century often borrowed compositions from landscape painters, framing their shots in similar ways. In looking at the image above, I think I must carry around with me similar preconceptions of the sublime landscape and how it should be conventionally composed. In addition, my camera is an
View Larger MapToday, as part of this week's focus on Central Park, I will shift my attention northward to The Reservoir and to the larger area between 81st and 96th Streets. I plan to again file posts from the Wifi locations in the park, mostly likely from the Shakespeare Garden, the nearest spot at the south end of the area. The garden is pretty enough. The only drawback I've found in taking a laptop to work in the park is the occasional stream of falling cherry blossoms.The walk yesterday was ideal - from the garden to the Ramble and then the Loeb Boathouse, a modest stroll of perhaps 1.5 to 2 miles inside the park. In getting to the park, walking to the B or C subways that run up and down the west side of the park, climbing the steps inside subway stations, I'm averaging about 4 miles
When I emerged from the stroll in the Ramble, just described in the previous post, I emerged at the Loeb Boathouse where I saw many happy campers taking a needed break on this fine spring afternoon in Central Park. Why, on earth, should I walk to the Met today for a cup of tea when a glass of pinot grigio right here would do just fine?So, in addition to my previous recommendations to bring along bottled water and a map of Central Park, tuck away $10 for these kind of post-wandering-in-the-woods emergencies.After soaking in the Boathouse and watching the boaters out in the water, I realized I was just east of the Bethesda Terrace, and that, of course, the Terrace was near the wisteria-covered arbor, the Wifi place where I filed the posts from yesterday. That's where I am now. How convenient
After leaving my temporary office in the Shakespeare Garden, I walked up to Belvedere Castle, a "folly" in the world of Victorian gardening, and then through the natural ecosystem known as The Ramble. Without any predetermined path, and that's the only way to walk here, I wandered through this intentionally natural part of the park. Still, several people were squirreled away in The Ramble, mainly birders with binoculars around their necks, and I came across several solitary souls sitting on benches. Many were dressed in pastel sports shirts, so they seemed like Easter eggs.Because the Ramble works in mysterious ways, I wandered over the Azalea Bridge, near the area you see here, and then made my way east. I emerged at the southeast corner of the Ramble at the Loeb Boathouse. Once there, I
If you're in New York right now and you need to do some work online and you can leave the office, check out this place. I'm in the Shakespeare Garden, just up the steps from the location of this picture. Belvedere Castle is to my right and up another small flight of stairs. The Delacorte Theatre, home to the New York Public Theater Shakespeare in the Park, is just to my north, and is the source of this Wifi signal. I'm sitting on a bench made out of tree limbs.I took the C subway to 81st, at the stop for the American Museum of Natural History, walked east along a pathway next to the Diana Ross Playground, and then over to the Delacorte. Do you need to go back now and re-read the Diana Ross Playground part? I would.Today's plan is to hang out here, catch up on emails, make notes about film
View Larger MapI plan to return to Central Park today but shift my attention northward to the areas around 86th Street. I mapped out the walks from yesterday - the walk near 72nd St. to the Bethesda Terrace and Fountain and then the walk to the zoo and to the Pond, as featured here. Noted, too, is the excellent Wifi spot under the arbor, as well as additional Wifi spots in Sheep Meadow and the area near Columbus Circle at the Maine Monument. I tried to get online at Sheep Meadow but failed. I could have tried for a spot in the middle of the meadow and had more success.Sheep Meadow would be fun if there were actual sheep grazing. The photo I took doesn't do justice to the wide angle scene and expanse of so many people sleeping and sunbathing in Central Park.For those longing to spend a few
I'm continuing to enjoy sitting and walking in Central Park, and I'm back under the wisteria now, a Wi-fi hotspot, near the Rumsey Playfield. Since the last post, I started getting hungry, so I wandered over to the Leaping Frog Cafe at the entrance of the zoo to get a little lunch. I needed to find a salad and some fruit. The food offerings in the park are generally limited to two categories - hot dogs and ice cream. If you like hot dogs and ice cream sandwiches, you would love Central Park.On my way to the zoo, I strolled down the wide Mall toward the Literary Walk (statues of an affected-looking Robert Burns, a serious Walter Scott, and a commanding Shakespeare) and then down to the Pond in the southeast corner of the park (as in photo above). More and more people are showing up as we sp
It's 10:43 a.m. and I'm writing from my temporary office location in Central Park. I'm sitting under a wisteria-covered arbor next to the Rumsey Playfield just south of 72nd Street and the Bethesda Fountain and Terrace (above). I picked the location because it's a designated park Wi-fi location (link to NYC park wi-fi locations) Getting online was easier than thinking.Just an hour ago I was home, and now I feel like I'm completely elsewhere. I hear the sounds of chirping birds, the music on a radio that the park crews are listening to me behind me, and the occasional helicopter. A visitor from Ottawa, Canada just asked me to take a picture of her, because this is her last day here, she said, and she realized she needed at least one picture of herself.After taking the C train to 72nd, I got
This is great news for Bon Jovi fans, as it was let slip in an interview with Jon Bon Jovi that SI.com carried out that Bon Jovi will be coming to Central Park, New York. He said “we’re going to do Central Park this year” and that’s got to include the hit song “Livin on [...]
New York City carriage horses in Central Park at 72d street traverse, April 26, 2008.Carriages can be found all year round lined up along Central Park South between 5th and 6th Avenues. Horse-Drawn CarriagesI, (sookietex) the creator of this work, hereby release it into the public domain. This applies worldwide. In case this is not legally possible, I grant any entity the right to use this work for any purpose, without any conditions, unless such conditions are required by law.If This image is subject to copyright in your jurisdiction, i (sookietex) the copyright holder have irrevocably released all rights to it, allowing it to be freely reproduced, distributed, transmitted, used, modified, built upon, or otherwise exploited in any way by anyone for any purpose, commercial or non-commercia
CNN's witty broadcaster Richard Quest was arrested after he was found involved in mischief with another man in Central Park at 3:40 AM when the park is closed. When he was detained for loitering, he admitted to the cop that he had meth in his pocket. But more startling was the fact that Quest happened to be wearing a ROPE...
CNN reporter Richard Quest was arrested this morning outside of Central Park in NYC for breaking park curfew. The park shuts down from 1 to 6 in the morning. The police noticed Richard in the park at around 3:40 this morning. As they were walking him out of the park, he apparently panicked and told [...]
Public records show the musician has just paid $26.5 million for a 16th-floor apartment at 15 CPW in his given name, Gordon Sumner, reports The Post’s Braden Keil. He and wife Trudie Styler al ready own a place at 88 CPW that had been for sale at $24 million but that was taken off the [...]
Today I did something I rarely do: walked across Central Park from the East Side of New York to the West Side. NOBODY who grew up in the New York Metropolitan Area waltzes around or through that park - NOBODY. We're trained from birth to stay the heck OUT of there since God only knows what might be in the park with us. A friend who once worked as a volunteer for the New York City Mounted Auxiliary Police once told me that he patrolled in there on horseback, and that it was better to avoid it than enter it, given all the criminals he'd had to chase, and I believed him.But today I had to get to a dentist for an emergency appointment. And the dentist in question had an office on the other side of the park from where I'd been hanging out.So cross the park I did, since I could see there wer
Central Park New York City Skyline Sping April 12, 2008.Image 1. looking southwest from the sheep meadow toward the Time Warner Center twin towers at Columbus Circle. The Trump International building is the black building in foreground.Image 2. Looking south to Central Park South, 59th street. The Essex House is center with the two thin "ears" at the top. To the viewer's right is the Carnegie Tower built over famed Carnegie Hall.Image 3. Again to our right we see The Time Warner Towers above Columbus Circle at the junction of 59th street, Central Park West and Broadway. At center we see the "geodesic" like Putnam Building extension. Built over the old Putnam Publishing Building, home to many golden and silver age pulp fiction magazines and now home to Vogue, Harpers and many other "modern"
The Jasper Johns exhibit took me to the Metropolitan Museum of Art this afternoon, but the snow took me to Central Park. After looking at all of Johns' gray artworks inside the museum, I decided to take a stroll and surround myself with the bright white of the fallen snow. At some point, I wandered into a wild...dare, I say, mad?...tea party, as you will see. Maybe I just fell into a rabbit hole.
Central Park (or any other park) seems to be a good place to start for the amateur photographer. There's a nice mix of people, animals, things, and events going on at any given time, so there's no shortage of photo opportunities.Bethesda Terrace and Angel Statue in front of The Lake in Central Park. This is a fountain but the water is shut off in the winter. In the warmer months the terrace is fil
Central Park (or any other park) seems to be a good place to start for the amateur photographer. There's a nice mix of people, animals, things, and events going on at any given time, so there's no shortage of photo opportunities.Bethesda Terrace and Angel Statue in front of The Lake in Central Park. This is a fountain but the water is shut off in the winter. In the warmer months the terrace is fil
David Blaine's illusionist will attempt to stay awake for longer than anyone ever has before. The latest "stunt" is set to happen in May of next year in New York's Central Park, according to...
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ALONE IN THE DARK CENTRAL PARK TEASERCentral Park esconde un secreto. Desarrollado enteramente en la dinámica del juego, el HD teaser muestra las pistas sobre el terrorífico poder de lo nunca revelado.Los conocidos escenarios de Central Park se han visto envueltos en una desagradable niebla, fracturados y retorcidos por unas fuerzas jamás vistas.Alcanzamos a ver lo que parece una joven pareja, sentada en un banco del parque, abrazados como enamorados bajo la oscuridad. Pero nada está tan tranquilo como parece… Suscribete
Central Park Lofts is a 35 unit loft project that was completed in 2003 in Midtown, Atlanta. The units are priced from the low $300’s to the upper $300’s and there are currently 4 lofts on the market, of which 2 have never been lived in.
These lofts offer ample space even for growing families, ceilings more than 10 feet high and floor-to-ceiling windows that dramatically enhance the sensation of openness and connection to the city. Wide balconies bolster the enjoyment of the skyline views of the units, which range from just under 1,300 square feet to nearly 1,600. With opulent master spa bathrooms, stainless steel kitchens walk-in closets, fireplaces and exposed brick walls, Central Park Lofts are designed for the comfort of owners and their guests. Underground parking, controlled-access entry, elevators and a fitness center with a sauna are additional amenities.
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Madonna está preparando una gran fiesta en Manhattan para celebrar su cumpleaños número 50, el próximo año. Será, según deseos de la diva pop, una fiesta sin precedentes en Central Park, en Nueva York, para festejar su medio siglo el 16 de agosto de 2008. "Una de las ideas que a ella le encantaría llevar a cabo es dar un concierto en Central Park el día de su cumpleaños", declaró una fuente allegada al diario The Sun. Según la fuente, a Madonna "no le gusta envejecer", sin embargo "no hay nada que pueda hacer para pretender que no cumple años", agregó.
A popstar Madonna completará 49 anos no próximo dia 16, mas já pensa na festa de meio século no ano que vem. De acordo com o tablóide inglês The Sun desta segunda-feira, a estrela planeja realizar uma grande festa em Nova York em 2008. Madonna demonstrou a vontade de festejar com um show no Central Park, em Nova York, segundo a agência Ansa "Uma das idéias que ela adoraria realizar é a de fazer um show no Central Park no dia de seu aniversário", declarou uma fonte próxima à cantora. "Ela teve essa idéia e a discutiu como uma possibilidade séria". Segundo a mesma fonte, Madonna "não gosta de envelhecer". "No entanto, não há nada que possa fazer para tentar não fazer aniversário", brincou. A cantora, casada com o cineasta britânico Guy Ritchie, tem três filhos: Lourdes de dez anos, Rocco de sete e o adotado David Banda de dois anos. TimberlakeO cantor Justin Timberlake falou sobre o novo disco da cantora. Segundo ele, seis faixas foram compostas em parceria, das
I have never been to New York but I think that what Central Park is for NY, Stromovka park is for Prague.Stromovka is a wonderful place to spend a sunny weekend with friends or all by yourself. It is like a little green heaven inside Prague. You can play various games, ride a horse, ride a bike, skateboard or roller-skates, rest on the grass, under a tree, near a pond, near a fountain. You can do anything what would charge your inner energy.There's are a lot of foreigners spending their time in Stromovka. It's partly because Stromovka is close to Letna and a lot of foreigners lives at Letna :)
Card no. 36 - photosSpend Sunday afternoon like a native, enjoying a bit of tame nature in the company of strangers.Begin at Central Park West and West 81st Street (B or C train to West 81st Street). Cross Central Park West and follow the footpath as it forks to the right toward Park Drive. Beware of speeding bikers bearing down on your left and cross to the other side. At the top of the incline, the Delacorte Theater, home of Shakespeare in the Park, is on your right, the Great Lawn on your left. As you stroll the perimeter of the lawn, note the small plaques that ring it, memorials to friends and relatives who loved the park, and each representing a hefty donation to the Central Park Conservancy. Arriving back at the Delacorte, retrace your steps in the direction of the drive, turning left up the steps that lead to Belvedere Castle, the park's highest point, by way of Shakespeare Garden. From the back side of the castle, follow the path that turns left and runs alongside Turtle Pond
Lisa Rinna has just turned 44 years old, and she looks really good for her age! Yeah, she's got stretchy skin on her stomach, but she gave birth to two children... I still think she looks fabulous.Here are some candid pictures of her making a show in Central Park as she was exercising and stretching on July 7.What do you think about Lisa Rinna? Do you like her or not?Photo source: yeeeah.comTags: Lisa Rinna, photos, candid pictures, pics, exercising, working out, stretching, Central Park
I remember the day we went to the zoo it was soooooooo freaking cold, my friend promised me that he'd either take me to the cloisters or the zoo. It was a weekend and surely one of those days where you'd just like be cozy on your couch with a hot mug and read a book or watch a movie....or rather just sleep in. So thanks heaps to him for bracing the cold with me, it was lovely too hehe...The main reason i wanted to go because i heard that they had snow monkeys and I've always wanted to see a snow monkey ever since I saw pictures of them relaxing in hot springs in Japan (+ I had an obsession of everything Japanese back in high school)...they're soooo cute! Unfortunately this photo below is all i can show....mainly because they were also soooo cold that they went into hiding! I had a glimpse of them tho.....but still that wasn't satisfactory!why can't u guys be more brave and come out for me...=(Oh well, it was a small zoo, but very nice nonetheless! Plus there is a zoo in ever
Central Park Village changes plansCouncil approval is needed for fewer homes, more retail space.By JANET ZINKPublished June 8, 2007TAMPA - Changes in the real estate market and the prospect of property tax cuts have forced the developers of Central Park Village to modify their plans for remaking an old public housing complex between downtown and Ybor City.Most significant, Bank of America wants the option to replace up to 680 condominiums with hotels, retail stores and office space. "We want the flexibility to respond to the market," said Roxanne Amoroso, senior vice president of community development banking for Bank of America.That could mean a loss of about 68 affordable homes that were to be developed and sold on the 28-acre property. It is zoned for up to 2,000 units. Original plans called for 1,100 condominiums."That's heavy with all that's happened in the market over the last 18 months," Amoroso said.More than 3,000 condominiums are finished or being built in and around downt
Central Park Village changes plansCouncil approval is needed for fewer homes, more retail space.By JANET ZINKPublished June 8, 2007TAMPA - Changes in the real estate market and the prospect of property tax cuts have forced the developers of Central Park Village to modify their plans for remaking an old public housing complex between downtown and Ybor City.Most significant, Bank of America wants the option to replace up to 680 condominiums with hotels, retail stores and office space. "We want the flexibility to respond to the market," said Roxanne Amoroso, senior vice president of community development banking for Bank of America.That could mean a loss of about 68 affordable homes that were to be developed and sold on the 28-acre property. It is zoned for up to 2,000 units. Original plans called for 1,100 condominiums."That's heavy with all that's happened in the market over the last 18 months," Amoroso said.More than 3,000 condominiums are finished or being built in and around downt
Last fall I spent some time in Central Park, New York City, taking photos. I was entranced by the beautiful warm autumn colours, the clear cool air, the super sharp light and the continual flow of people walking, cycling, playing sports, sightseeing, busking and so much more. Central Park is a magical place, a spellbinding mix of energy, light, nature and people.I’ve just added these fall photos of Central Park, New York City to my gallery on Imagekind. Imagekind, if you haven’t seen it already, is a great site for artists and photographers. It provides a print on demand service, so anyone who would like to purchase one of my fine art photographic prints can order them from Imagekind, and they are printed when someone places an order. They also offer framing. Click on the link below (or one of the photos to the right) to go to the gallery.Magical Places Fine Art online shop at ImagekindMagical Places Fine Art Photography website
Last autumn I spent an afternoon wandering around Central Park in New York taking photos. I love Central Park for it’s enormity and beauty right in the beating heart of New York. It’s full of the energy of all the people that go there and there always seems to be something new to discover.I was heading back to 5th Avenue as twilight approached when I came across Strawberry Fields. It’s a memorial to John Lennon who was shot outside his apartment near here. There were people sitting on benches around a mosaic in the ground that spelt out the word IMAGINE. Flowers and small pumpkins had been placed down.I found it touching that the imagination and words of one man still affected so many people. I took some photos of the memorial and the people that were there.Magical Places Fine Art online shop at CafePressMagical Places Fine Art website
The weekend recap is coming soon. I just thought I'd share this pic I took. Gorgeous day, far better then the full day of showers they said were going to have. Leigh Ann, Diana, and Lara are the ones right in the center of the pic around the fountain.
Photo_020307_005 Originally uploaded by midweekpost. So, yesterday was certainly a most random day. My plans were to meet up with my friend down in SoHo to talk about doing a promo video for his shop but an hour or two later I ended up in Central Park skating breaking my knees. Even later, I found myself at a birthday party with about 14 people that I've never met before furious playing a Nintendo Wii and drinking Stella. Gotta love New York.As you can see from the photo there was a fair share of people at the rink and having 10 year olds zoom by you like their going for the Bronze on the luge is sobering, at best. Luckily I managed not to take out too many Manhattan'ites. Oh wait, there was that one 14 year old in pink Juicy Couture pantalones. Her loss...
