Ingafgrinn Macabre
Can't get enough of FH
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Well, in Juli / August I went to New York / Boston / Philadelphia / Washington on holiday....
I miss New York. It's really hard to describe... it grows on you. I miss walking from 80'th street and riverside dr. (had hotel there) to the subway on 79'th and broadway.
I miss running through Central Park, walking through the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
I miss sitting in Bryant Park having a $7 pint of Sam Adams or Blue Moon.
I miss my Bagel and Cream Cheese in the morning.
I miss sitting in the wholesome market at Columbus circle, eating some fresh fruit and having a coffee.
I miss things like seeing Norah Jones in Saks on fifth avenue.
I....
Well, I could go on, but it's weird.
When I was there at first, it was cool and exciting. After a week, you're like, well, seen it, done it...
Then you're travelling through the rest of the area (Philly/DC/Boston) which is cool and beautiful (except Philly, which is just plain scary apart from the old town center).
After a while.... well, you see it everywhere on TV etc, and you're like, shit, didn't see that, missed this, have to go there later.....
I just miss new york. It's the most enervating city and coolest city I've ever visited. Probably also the holiday effect, i.e. it's never as good if you actually live there, but even then....
I miss New York. It's really hard to describe... it grows on you. I miss walking from 80'th street and riverside dr. (had hotel there) to the subway on 79'th and broadway.
I miss running through Central Park, walking through the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
I miss sitting in Bryant Park having a $7 pint of Sam Adams or Blue Moon.
I miss my Bagel and Cream Cheese in the morning.
I miss sitting in the wholesome market at Columbus circle, eating some fresh fruit and having a coffee.
I miss things like seeing Norah Jones in Saks on fifth avenue.
I....
Well, I could go on, but it's weird.
When I was there at first, it was cool and exciting. After a week, you're like, well, seen it, done it...
Then you're travelling through the rest of the area (Philly/DC/Boston) which is cool and beautiful (except Philly, which is just plain scary apart from the old town center).
After a while.... well, you see it everywhere on TV etc, and you're like, shit, didn't see that, missed this, have to go there later.....
I just miss new york. It's the most enervating city and coolest city I've ever visited. Probably also the holiday effect, i.e. it's never as good if you actually live there, but even then....
