Unwired And Hating It

In some ways it feels like we've come full circle. I remember coming to Panera's when we first moved out here to get a few minutes of Internet time while we waited for Verizon to get our DSL connection going. Now we're in our final year of school and back at Panera's for its Internet connection. We suspended cable and Internet while we were in the city this summer in order to save some money. The downside is that we had to do it for at least three months. That means we won't get Internet back until at least the 28th. School starts the 25th though, so we won't miss our home Internet connection too much after this week.

So Long NYC

Hers and I are on our way back to Albany tomorrow afternoon. While we hate to say good-bye to the City, we're definitely looking forward to getting back to more spacious accommodations (and a kitchen we can actually cook in). On the other hand, we're going to miss all the great places to eat and we're going to miss Seamless Web (oh how we're going to miss Seamless Web).

You Never Know What You'll See in NYC

This was the scene right outside of our apartment complex on 14th St. and 7th Ave. last Sunday. So far, we haven't found an explanation and pictures don't really do it justice. Mind, this went on for hours. Everyone would dance around in a circle while some never-ending song played in the background. And then everyone would stop, break out the bull whips, and do this:

And the Storm is Here

Storm Blowing in Over Union Sq.

Hers' commentary:

This is one of our favorite views in the city from one of the chairs at Fieline's Basement, one of my favorite shopping locations. His chilled here watching the storm come in while I was shopping for Cabo wedding attire.