A long week. The 13 hrs. a day took their toll the other night and i blew up over absolutely nothing .The next mourning I spent most of the time getting to work by reminding my self that there is a reason i'm here .The frustrations of trying to find a place to live in the city, the lack of time to do so or anything else for that matter add one minor pet peeve and POW.
Yesterday on the other hand was much better.Got to sleep till 6 a.m., and after work I met up with Tim B.'s cousin Joey.It was good to hang out w/ another Friend of Bill's and just walk around soho. Took a few pictures , which I haven't had time for in a few weeks, went to a couple of galleries ,coffee and all that.
Anyhoo...
a few things (in no particular order) i like about New York City
1.Coffee regular
2.The little Korean delis with cold bars
3.architecture
4.people selling stuff on the streets
Sunday, August 28, 2005
Wednesday, August 24, 2005
Still, a pain inna...
So week two ,the work has gotten better and the commute still sucks but i've adapted like the good little aquarian i am. K.b. has backed out so i have to find a roommate but nothing is being done this week any way. -$. The weather is amazing and i really wish i had more time to myself to enjoy it but alas , one must do what must be done.
Tuesday, August 16, 2005
But the commute is a pain in the .......
So for lunch yesterday I had a turkey , hummus and cheese sandwich on honey wheat bread. I ate said sandwhich on the street in front of 538 Broadway Ave in SOHO.
Let me tell ya', I've worked in some pretty nice homes , but this place is SWANK.
I am sore. I am tired as all hell. 1 1/2 hr on the train and then 15 min at least on the subway.
Gotta get a place asap.
Let me tell ya', I've worked in some pretty nice homes , but this place is SWANK.
I am sore. I am tired as all hell. 1 1/2 hr on the train and then 15 min at least on the subway.
Gotta get a place asap.
Monday, August 15, 2005
Thursday, August 11, 2005
O.K......Now where was I?
So, 2 re-installations of windows later,as well as installing an assload of other software twice.
I guess I'll be calling to follow up on the job I interviewed for last week. It's "just" a painting gig (yes ,painting of the houses) but it is high end ,and it's gainful employment.
Good to have a job.
I of course said "I'm not going to NYC to paint houses" but I can make a fair amount more doing this than I can in any graphic design job.
So, this is why I came here.........

And this is what I've been up to as well.....

and one with all the little Ants marching
I guess I'll be calling to follow up on the job I interviewed for last week. It's "just" a painting gig (yes ,painting of the houses) but it is high end ,and it's gainful employment.
Good to have a job.
I of course said "I'm not going to NYC to paint houses" but I can make a fair amount more doing this than I can in any graphic design job.
So, this is why I came here.........

And this is what I've been up to as well.....

and one with all the little Ants marching
Tuesday, August 09, 2005
Harddrive Crash!!!!!!!!!
OH. MY. GOD.
I'm not sure how many pictures I lost ,probably not too many since I"m anal about backing up that stuff.
But man , What A Pain in the ass. "oh woe, woe, woe is me" eh?
I'm not sure how many pictures I lost ,probably not too many since I"m anal about backing up that stuff.
But man , What A Pain in the ass. "oh woe, woe, woe is me" eh?
Saturday, August 06, 2005
Coffee on the porch
Ahhh, it has been a long week, hotter than July and a lot going on.
I had an interview with a contractor tuesday, it seemed to go well and i should hopefully know something next week .The show thursday night wasn't so much a bust as it was just under populated. The audio/visual guy had a lot of technical difficulty with my slide show and even though i was the first artist featured, people lost interest the 3rd time they tried to show it.
Oh well.
On the up side ,no experience is a failure if you learn anything from it and i did meet some interesting folk.
Anyway, it's pretty nice out here today and i'm going to go drag out the easel .
Blessed Be
I had an interview with a contractor tuesday, it seemed to go well and i should hopefully know something next week .The show thursday night wasn't so much a bust as it was just under populated. The audio/visual guy had a lot of technical difficulty with my slide show and even though i was the first artist featured, people lost interest the 3rd time they tried to show it.
Oh well.
On the up side ,no experience is a failure if you learn anything from it and i did meet some interesting folk.
Anyway, it's pretty nice out here today and i'm going to go drag out the easel .
Blessed Be
Tuesday, August 02, 2005
Busy
Friday, July 29, 2005
Liberty

We spent some time downtown this week. Went to see some of Bill's friends , ate lots of Mafei's pizza (in midtown) and went to Battery Park.
This statue was in the plaza of the world trade center.
I just can't bring my self to take pictures at ground zero.
There isn't much to see and quite honestly I get pretty emotional when I'm there.
Then, we got on the ferry to Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty


The whole time on the island I was singing "America the Beautiful" and "The Star Spangled Banner" (in my head).
Seriously.
Sunday, July 24, 2005
Friday, July 22, 2005
Monday, July 18, 2005
Montauk


So today we journeyed to the Eastermost tip of Long Island.
Montauk is home to New York's oldest lighthouse.
It was commissioned by George Washington.
It took for ever to get there because of the traffic flowing into the Hamptons this time of year.
It was pretty foggy but we had a good time nonetheless....
Sunday, July 17, 2005
The Village of Patchogue
Saturday, July 16, 2005
Begins
Begins….
13 hrs on the road and ½ way there.
Damn, they need to consolidate their road construction.
No pictures yet.
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Arrived safely. Driving in NYC is quite an experience.
Still feel like I’m moving.
Scared.
Excited.
Tired.
Jackson Pollock makes me well up. Never has been my favorite, but something in the motion and energy of those big paintings…….
I saw “Persistence of Memory” by Salvador Dali
It is very small.
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