Hey everyone,
We just got back from New York City, That is one place that you MUST go
on New Years Eve. It's just that you'll never want to go back. But it is
definately an experience!~ NYC was wonderful on New Years Day, except for
Times Square that was still VERY busy, but you could actually drive around
the city. It was a great trip and thats the last I will ever see of NYC!
Nice to be home in my nice QUIET shop!
Searcher1
Sun, Jan 2, 2005, 3:44am (EST+5) [email protected]
(Searcher) lies when he says I should go to NYC:
Hey everyone,
=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0We just got back from New York City, That is one
place that you MUST go on New Years Eve. It's just that you'll never
want to go back. But it is definately an experience!~ NYC was wonderful
on New Years Day, except for Times Square that was still VERY busy, but
you could actually drive around the city. It was a great trip and thats
the last I will ever see of NYC! Nice to be home in my nice QUIET shop!
Uh, no, I do NOT went to go to NYC on New Years eve. I "would"
like to go and see a few museums (Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gugenheim,
maybe one or two others), and that would be the only reason I would ever
want to go there. Preferably all in a day. I've gone thru there
several times, and that firmed my belief I'm not a city guy. Sorta like
my feelings about Viet Nam, nice place to visit, but I wouldn't want to
live there.
Of course, if it was Ankh-Morpork, that'd be a different story.
JOAT
People without "things" are just intelligent animals.
"Searcher" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:y6KBd.20989$2X6.20958@trnddc07...
> Hey everyone,
>
> We just got back from New York City, That is one place that you MUST
go
> on New Years Eve. It's just that you'll never want to go back. But it is
> definately an experience!~ NYC was wonderful on New Years Day, except for
> Times Square that was still VERY busy, but you could actually drive around
> the city. It was a great trip and thats the last I will ever see of NYC!
> Nice to be home in my nice QUIET shop!
>
> Searcher1
>
I love NYC!!! Spent a week there back in 2000 and thoroughly enjoyed
myself. Contrary to popular belief, New Yorkers were some of the kindest
and friendliest people I've ever met.
DYB
On Sun, 2 Jan 2005 01:10:32 -0500, [email protected] (J T)
wrote:
> Uh, no, I do NOT went to go to NYC on New Years eve. I "would"
>like to go and see a few museums (Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gugenheim,
>maybe one or two others), and that would be the only reason I would ever
>want to go there. Preferably all in a day.
You could spend DAYS just in MOMA. The Guggenheim is an easy day's
viewing.
Barry
Sun, Jan 2, 2005, 12:41pm (EST+5)
[email protected] (Ba=A0r=A0r=A0y) says:
You could spend DAYS just in MOMA. <snip>
=A0
Probably, but my main interest is their Tiffany grips, I'd probably
be willing to pass on the rest. Anyway, I doubt seriously I could
afford to spend much time in NYC.
Anyway, might be dangerous for me. I have a half uncle up there
somewhere, supposedly we look about like twins - but the dangerous part
is, he supposedly works for the mob. If I spent too much time up there,
I might get put to work.
JOAT
People without "things" are just intelligent animals.
Sun, Jan 2, 2005, 11:25am [email protected] (Paul=A0Kierstead) says:
Heh, now *that* would be an experience. Currently reading "Wee Free Men"
and loving that one too. Damn guy is taking up a full shelf...
The one after that is Hat Full of Sky - which I got a couple of
weeks ago. Heh heh. I'm about up to speed on the Discworld now, and
several others to boot.
Theres a bit on line too, scroll down.
http://community-2.webtv.net/Jakofalltrades/LITERATUREONLINE/
JOAT
People without "things" are just intelligent animals.