Spring has come, finally. Last weekend we took a stroll through the flower covered trees, played frisbee (and hula-hoop at the same time), drank some wine and watched the Lakers. It seems like forever since the last spring in NYC. And I'm so happy that it's back. Spring, by far (followed by the fall) is the best time in the city. It's great here. You should come.
Last Tuesday (4/17/2007) I found myself at Yankee stadium with some friends. We watched the Yankees pound the Cleveland Indians. After the game we walked over to a bowling alley and rolled a frame. I watched and took pictures as the bowlers blurred past me. My bowling game isn’t bad, but it’s not good either. I’d rather take pictures and share them with you. Enjoy.
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It doesn’t rain in New York, it waterfalls and people here don’t seem to understand that it’s not normal.
At Work:
“Caspian, you must like this rain. You feel like your at home, don’t you.”
“No, it doesn’t rain sideways in Oregon. This isn’t rain it’s soak.”
Its like god has a big fire hose and once in a while he breaks it out to blast unsuspecting New Yorkers as they go about their day. You are now wet. And pity the umbrella because it is going to die. One big gust and umbrella bones break, completely. Goodbye umbrella. It was nice knowing you. It doesn’t rain in New York. Ask Sadna and Colby the next time you see them. They now know what I’m talking about.
Easter Sunday was spent in the wind and snow in upstate. We took Colby and Sadna on a long hike to Verkeerder Kill Falls. It almost felt like we were in the Columbia George, only different. This is what Easter should always be like. Check out the all the pictures here.
Last Saturday Colby and Sadna dropped into Brooklyn and stayed for about a week. It looks like they’re going to be moving here within the next 4 or 5 months. Sadna’s going to grad school just like Michelle (Columbia or NYU). Unfortunately Michelle’s school is across the country in San Francisco. We just missed each other.
