Sex and the City,or lack thereof
Oct. 26th, 2004 02:19 amI'm currently chilling in NYC with Celine. I spent Shabbat away from her at the NYU Hillel wih Josh and Kim. Kim is really cool, and she knits, and she has a motorcycle! I hope she eventually finds the time to come visit us at Penn.
Yesterday I went with Josh and Kim to see "Hairspray." While getting lunch at the Great American Health Bar, we saw Hillel [the person, not the organization] who was staying with Barry for Shabbat and now was in the city doing...something. "Hairspray" was really good, except for one stupid love song in act 2, which I think should have just been cut out. Kim, Josh, and Celine all agree.
That night I watched some Sex and the City until Celine got back, and then we watched family guy.
A plus of NYC is that they have sooooo much Tasty De-lite! It's kosher. It's fat free. It's practically healthy. And it is so incredibly addicting and I'm going to die when I have to give it up and come back to Penn.
Today I didn't wake up until 11:30. Josh and I had lunch together at The Village Crown [very good Kosher Morrocan restaurant]. Then Celine returned and we got her lunch, and then we went to her movement project. I finished my kippah for my mom while she was setting up.
The project was...interesting...Yeah. That's it. Interesting. Ver good costumes and lights. Crazy weird dancing stuff. Hidden abstract plot.
Tonight we were kinda dead and got pizza for dinner. Tomorrow Celine has class. We're going to grab lunch at 2 and then I take either a 3 or 3:30 train back to Penn.
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Overall I have mixed feelings about New York. It's big and glamorous and all, but I don't think I could ever live here. People are just too superficial. I don't wear designer clothes, or date rich guys, or drive a fancy car, or care what profession my future husband has. Maybe my views of NY have been tainted by looking at Celine's roommate, who is very nice, but a bit Jappy. I'm sure there are down-to earth New Yorkers, like Celine, but I haven't met many of them yet. I don't think this is the place for me. Too many illusions. And I don't like wearing masks.
Yesterday I went with Josh and Kim to see "Hairspray." While getting lunch at the Great American Health Bar, we saw Hillel [the person, not the organization] who was staying with Barry for Shabbat and now was in the city doing...something. "Hairspray" was really good, except for one stupid love song in act 2, which I think should have just been cut out. Kim, Josh, and Celine all agree.
That night I watched some Sex and the City until Celine got back, and then we watched family guy.
A plus of NYC is that they have sooooo much Tasty De-lite! It's kosher. It's fat free. It's practically healthy. And it is so incredibly addicting and I'm going to die when I have to give it up and come back to Penn.
Today I didn't wake up until 11:30. Josh and I had lunch together at The Village Crown [very good Kosher Morrocan restaurant]. Then Celine returned and we got her lunch, and then we went to her movement project. I finished my kippah for my mom while she was setting up.
The project was...interesting...Yeah. That's it. Interesting. Ver good costumes and lights. Crazy weird dancing stuff. Hidden abstract plot.
Tonight we were kinda dead and got pizza for dinner. Tomorrow Celine has class. We're going to grab lunch at 2 and then I take either a 3 or 3:30 train back to Penn.
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Overall I have mixed feelings about New York. It's big and glamorous and all, but I don't think I could ever live here. People are just too superficial. I don't wear designer clothes, or date rich guys, or drive a fancy car, or care what profession my future husband has. Maybe my views of NY have been tainted by looking at Celine's roommate, who is very nice, but a bit Jappy. I'm sure there are down-to earth New Yorkers, like Celine, but I haven't met many of them yet. I don't think this is the place for me. Too many illusions. And I don't like wearing masks.