Hello there!!

Here's hoping you enjoyed your trip to NYC this last little bit. Did you get a chance to do any of your favorite places. Correct me if I'm wrong, but you lived for some time right, so you know all the good places to go? Where would you advise a tourist heading for the New York area eventually to go and see, what are the places that are true New York and off the beaten tourist path.

Because this is always fun, do you have any music currently playing, if so, what is it? I'm currently listening to Jimmy Eat World -- Pain, great tune! :)

And number three! What would be your dream acting job?? If you could star/co-star opposite anyone in anything, what would it be?

I would say it's been nice talking, but it's more like it's been nice questioning you again. lol* ;D

Cheers!
-Harv-

Hey there, Harvester! Yeah, I was actually raised in NYC, so I have my favorite spots-- but I don't know if they're cool these days or anything. Just for kicks I love Bethesda fountain in NYC, reminds me of taking walks there with my mom and my doggie. Upper west side and downtown (east OR west village) are cool and young areas... Soho's a favorite. I know I'm not being specific, but if you head in ANY of these directions you'll find over a thousand cool places. Music? Okay, to be honest I've been listening to the soundtrack of "Assasins"... I probably shouldn't be admitting to this. But I DO listen to showtunes, just not in public. I like them cause they tell a story and I can picture how it unfolds when I'm spending large amounts of time in my car and bored. Assasins is dark but interesting-- (I'm not HUGELEY into Sondheim) but I LOVE the soundtrack to Avenue Q. You'll crack up even without the visuals. On the less geeky side, I'm listening to the new Gwen Stefani and the soundtrack ot Garden State lately. Dream acting job? Probably a period piece. I love that stuff. ;D