At the James Spader Broadway show today, Joy Behar was seated directly behind me. We made eye contact twice and I eavesdropped whenever she talked. She is having a terrorism expert on her show in two days and she emailed someone during the play to organise to get James Spader on her show. I wanted an autograph but I had no pen :(
That is a photo I took in Times Square. Look to the right and you will see the Ernst & Young building sign at 5 Times square. We are that cool. The last nail has been driven in, I am relocating to New York and am going to live in Greenwich Village.
Other highlights from today include:
- The Subway- an underground magic carpet
- Taxis, they suck and I punched the bonnet of one today to teach him a lesson
- Some street performers are great (the guy in the Madison Square Gardens station with the Caribbean steel drums) and some are bad (Times Square station band)
- Just walking through Greenwhich Village, Little Italy, NoLita, NoHo
- Seeing Wall Street and the NY Stock Exchange
- Seeing the Statue of Liberty and realising it is as small as everyone says (well, it was cold)
- Seeing Madison Square Gardens
The moments which don't make the blog but are what made NY what it is to me are the random things I saw in the streets as I walked around. I you can walk from Central Park to the financial district in 1 and a half hours (so says google maps) but that is one street you will see in the endless maze of streets. There is so much to see and take in. It is worth the trip (even if it is just for the 3 story M&M store).
Off to Boston tomorrow to see the Boston Legal building and tour the Sam Adams brewers (the beer I have had the most of since being here).
it sounds like a magical mystery tour to me and one that you are enjoying immensely. I am so happy for you darling. You will have lots to talk about when you finally get here if you do lmao
ReplyDeleteYou know how I love the Joy! Make sure you don't wash the back of your head until you get home please, so I can touch it in case she breathed on it.
ReplyDeleteShelley says;
ReplyDeleteOh my god!! 3 stories for m&m'S!! I think i just wet myself..... Dude sounds like you are having an awesome time, am soooo jealous - have really enjoyed reading your blog whilst working hard (hehe yeah) in the west australian heat. We should plan another trip over there and you can be the tour guide!!