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ryanxrose:

From what I’ve seen, most people tend to jog early in the morning, so I think that’s your best bet. At night, it can get a little unsafe, especially if you’re in dangerous areas of certain neighborhoods. I’d avoid it if you can. I think most landmarks tend to be tourist attractions, and finding a day where it won’t be flooded by people is hard. But, I’m willing to take the risk once I’m more adjusted to this kind of living. I think the tour over the weekend certainly helped, though, so I’m glad to know that it’s not as scary out there as one might’ve thought beforehand. I still don’t trust the drivers, but that’ll come with time. I’m not sure, I haven’t had any yet. I’d suggest asking the Pizza Queen and King of our little circle, here – Miss Noel and Sir Everett. They’ll give you the right review, I’m sure of it.

I would be down with that if early was like 10am and I didn’t have to wake up at the break of dawn, but hey, a new city could mean a new sleeping pattern for me. Maybe. We’ll see. It probably won’t happen. Yeah, i’d rather stay alive and in one piece so I think I’ll stick to jogging in the daylight rather then the dark. Yeah, I think I’m gonna do the same, because it needs to be done and I suppose if I do it in stages it will make me less likely to want to push people out of the way. I think they’re gonna be my best bet when it comes to knowing the answer to that question, so I’ll be sure to ask them if I can’t come up with the answer myself.

#rr

aidenjuly:

I’ve actually got a few maps in pamphlet form in my office, if you’d like to pick one of those up. They have directions to all the big sights. I think I’m fine without your handkerchief – fall’s around the corner, you might end up needing it yourself.

Yeah, that sounds like a good idea, better then me just wondering around and hoping my intuition kicks in and I don’t get lost. So I’ll do just that. Once again, being such a gentleman, but you’re right, though I try my best not to get sick, sometimes you can’t help it when it when a bug strikes.

#aj

fairytale-britt:

He doesn’t use water just his tongue.

I see- well I wouldn’t want him to work his little paws off, so I don’t mind doing the dishes that collect in the sink. He can thank me in cat cuddles.

#bp

I think I’ve found my new favorite place.

Since I get a lunch break in between my acting class and my voice class, I’ve been taking the time to explore the areas around NYADA for places to go, things to see, and what not. And, today, I’ve finally found the mother load.

Just beyond Time’s Square, next to the Winter Garden Theater, is a little getaway I’d like to call Ellen’s Stardust Diner. Inside, they serve typical diner food in a 1950′s sort of atmosphere. But, what draws in the crowds are the performing wait staff! So many aspiring faces who’ve already been on Broadway, and in National tours, and people who’re still waiting for their big break. I swear, I spent more time watching each person sing their heart out than I did eating my burger (which eventually went cold, but that’s my fault, not theirs).

I plan to go back over the weekend, so if anyone wants to come with me, this is our chance to do so! It’s a great way to spend a few hours during the afternoon, trust me. And, their milkshakes? To die for.

How’re classes going Blainey Boy? Like, how many socks have you knocked off with that big talent of yours because it’s got to be at least twenty pairs. But that place, trust New York to have a place like that. But as for a trip there, how could I say no to burgers, singing, shakes and of course you. You can count me in, I need to explore the city a little more too, I’ve been too busy being overwhelmed by it all and trying to get into an ease of the new classes and my job. But I don’t know, the city is growing on me.

#ba

calfabray:

Now hold up, are you serious ‘bout that? That might be one of the weirdest dang things I’ve ever heard. It’d be really though if you were tryin’ to smuggle some vodka or somethin’ on the plane – you;d have to try real hard to keep that face of yours from showin’ how strong it is. There’s a real good chance that I’m gunna make another batch sometime anyway, just ‘cuz I like it so much, but you’ve got yourself a point there, darlin’.

I’m real sorry to hear that you ain’t had the easiest go of it, but I’m real glad to see that you ain’t gunna let it stop you. That’s real good of you, Cassy.

Yup. I think it’s because obviously if it was something toxic or some explosive fluid then they wouldn’t drink it and then they’d be caught out, I mean I don’t know how effective it is, but I guess it’s another precaution which is good. Heh, not gonna lie, that would also be very amusing to see happen, because those who are drunk while trying to act like they’re not drunk are the best kinds of drunk. Thank you, in return I feel like I should make you one of my favorite homemade dishes, as a thank you for exposing me to the great tastes of the south.

It’s alright, I feel like it’s made me the person I am today, even if I’d rather have not gotten to to this point with what happened. But it’s just something I got to live with until things change, or if they even change. Who knows. Anyways- I don’t see the point in being miserable and sad when life is so precious and can be so short. I like to make everyday worth it.

#cf

shimmeringrose-sub:

Oh goodness, I’ll be in my room for ages! I have seen Back to the Future but it was forever ago. I’ve never seen Indiana Jones though. Oops?

But you need the proper movication and I thought Sebastian was bad with his lack of film education. But, no, nope, you are worse. Like I’ll give you a point for back tot he future but I have to take away like 55 because you’ve never seen Indiana, Harry or Frodo. Like how. Please tell me you’ve seen Star Wars?

#mr

dominant-skye-blog

Ye Old Ren Fair

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dominant-skye:

While I am not much for nerdy shit but I enjoy festivals a lot more when they’re themed. I know we all just started classes and settling our root. Not including those that already started classes at another school a week. There’s a Ren Fair that’s been going on since August in this place called Tuxedo Park. They’ve got theme’s and shit… this weekend is Fantasy. Which means dressing up as fantasy or mythical things.

Since we don’t have to do the chaperon thing here i’d figure i’d just let all y’all know. In case you wanted to attend and get your Medieval Times on. You’re more than welcome to join us this weekend or go on your own. I’ll probably just be going Saturday, even though Steampunk Sunday looks promising.

Now back to your regular programming. I need to start planning ahead for Halloween anyways so this is a good start.

Says the guy who dressed up as Hawkeye, come on, just embrace the nerd inside of you. Hey, I could put all my swooning to use there, see how many fella’s will catch me when I do so, but alas I’m gonna have to give this one a pass, but I got a feeling there will be a lot more things like this in the future. New York always has things going on. Also you’re so behind on Halloween, like pick up the pace Hawkie.

#ske

fairytale-britt:

Yes yes yes it’s going to be super amazing, and he can clean the dishes for us if we have dishes.

I have questions now, one, I thought cats hated water? And two, how can he do that, is he like super cat?

#bp

shimmeringrose-sub:

I believe you can bike here, as long as you’re cautious. I’d hate to see anyone of my friends be injured. I highly recommend wearing a helmet though. Even though I have my license, I don’t own a car so that wouldn’t really be an option for me. If you do choose to sell it, I wish you luck! Not like I believe it’s terribly difficult, but I felt like giving you good luck vibes. If I could walk around in an RV, I might not be susceptible to motion sickness! Wouldn’t that be a miracle in itself? Oh geez, hah. I’m going to be shunned, I can sense it coming. I’ve never seen the movies either. Whoops? Never seen Lord of the Rings either. I’m glad to be back to normal too! Toast is one of my go-to sickness foods.

Marley Rose! I’m locking you up in your room until you’ve watched all the Harry Potter movies and all of the Lord of the Rings one’s because this just isn’t acceptable. Next you’ll be telling me you haven’t seen Indiana Jones or Back to the Future and if that’s so, extreme measures will need to be taken.

#mr

aidenjuly:

Longer than three years, actually. I was born here and lived here until I moved away for college and have been back for about a year now. So, if you’re ever confused about the city or need directions, please feel free to let me know and I’ll do what I can to help out.

It’s very nice to meet you as well, Cassy.

Oh well, yeah, I’ll be coming to you for all the hot spots, the cold spots and the warm spots. Because I’m still walking around like a tourist right now and I don’t want to be doing that for the entire time I’m here. So thank you, Sir, for helping poor damsel in distresses like myself. I’d give you my handkerchief in a sign of respect, but I don’t have one and this isn’t a romance novel.

#aj

ryanxrose:

From what I’ve heard, Times Square can be a bit of a slippery slope. It’s crowded, as expected, and the people tend to be devoid of any basic etiquette. However, I’m sure we’ll find time to stop by eventually. It’s a staple of living in New York, after all. I think spending a year in Chicago beforehand helps a little with the whole.. settling in thing, too. They might be very different, but at the core, city living is pretty much a cardboard cut out from place to place. For me it is, anyways – coming from a small town, it’s a little shocking to see how people move about day to day. It doesn’t surprise me that there’s good food everywhere – I’ve heard nothing but great things, especially about the pizza. Hopefully, we’ll find a hidden gem on the outskirts of town.

Yeah I have too, I’ve heard it’s best to go at in the dead of night, because then there’s not as many people around. Or maybe like, super early in the morning just as the sun is coming up, maybe people don’t want to get out of bed. But then again, New York is known as the city that never sleeps, so I might be wrong. I think the statue of liberty is also a staple of living here too, since it’s so iconic, the empire state building too. Basically all of the things that can be classed as touristy. You’re right though, Chicago did help and I guess I’m sort of finding my footing now, still a little shaky, like Bambi on the ice, but I’m getting there. Slow and steady. I can get that though, the big lights and lots of people sure would be different to somewhere quiet and somewhere that was quite close knit. I do get that. But I wanna know if the pizza here lives up to the pizza in Chicago, because that was really good. I heard the bagels here are good as well. Fingers crossed, though I’m sure we will.

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calfabray:

I was checkin’ it instead of bringin’ it on in my carry on, so I’m thinkin’ that’s the only way I was able to get ‘er on. I’m real glad too – woulda been a real shame if I had to throw it all out before I even got to really enjoy ‘er. See, the trick is that we gotta get you tryin’ the real stuff before you try any of them knockoffs. Then you’ll know what’s good.

Hah, well that’s a real good thing to have. Too many people out there are focused on all the bad in the world that they end up missin’ the good. I like people who can find it, you know?

Oh yeah, that was probably the smartest thing to do, otherwise they’d be asking you all sorts of questions. I’ve heard that in some places, if you have water in your carry on they make you take a drink out of it, to prove it’s not something it shouldn’t be, y’know. Crazy. But smart. It really would have, you’d just have to go through all the effort of making another batch. Ah, I see the way in your plan Master Yoda, we’ll be sure to get me hooked on the good stuff first.

I know exactly what you mean, when you’ve gone through some bad times in the past like I have, it’s a lot better focusing on what’s right as rain rather then what’s dull as well rain, but a different kind of rain. The darker, grey, kind.

#cf

kayceesubrams

Welcome to New York!

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kayceesubrams:

I know! It’s totally weird – but you can visit whenever you want. I love my little studio apartment, but hence the kitten idea – I don’t wanna be lonely. But hey, at least now I can sleep in my underwear without worrying about freaking you out or anything. Not that you would have, but, y’know, I worry. It’s totally okay to be overwhelmed, though – the city isn’t for everyone, but you just have to ease into it if you’re unsure.

I think I’m gonna have to do that, I miss that face of yours. I went for the free option because I’m a broke ass woman who can’t afford no place of her own, because I didn’t think to sell my place and car back in Denver till now, let’s say I really had a blonde moment. Nah, I would have been cool with it, I mean I understand the freedom of no pants. I think it’s pretty and the places are amazing but there’s just a lot of people, like woah.

#ka

fairytale-britt:

I finally arrived today together with Lord Tubbington, I’m so happy to have my cat with me! Everyone is welcome to come and see him, he likes the attention.

Looks like I got two roomies then, but I’m a friend of all things small and furry. Or large and furry. I mean if it’d been a dog I’d be happier, but I’m cool with a cat. And he seems friendly, so I’m down for this pairing.

#bp

shimmeringrose-sub:

I’m the same way! If walking or biking was an option, I’d much rather do that than spend several hours on a bus. Being in a car wouldn’t be too horrible since I’d be able to relax fully and maybe even take a nap? Plus, we could sing along to the radio as loud as we liked! At some point, I would love to take a roadtrip on an RV, since with those you can walk around inside while someone drives. Ha ha, I appreciate your effort, Cassy! Please don’t shun me for this, but I’ve never actually read Harry Potter. I’ve rested up since I’ve arrived at my apartment and I’m already getting back on my feet. I actually managed to eat some toast this morning instead of saltines.

I do like biking, maybe biking is a thing I can do here, or maybe not because something tells me I would piss a lot of people off because of running over their toes. Yeah, I prefer driving, but my car is back home, I might actually sell it because money and I don’t use it, I’m working on selling my apartment so I can work on that too. Plans. Progress. Productivity. Yeah! RV’s are cool, I mean I am a fan of the ol’ camper-vans, they’re cute but not much room to walk around in. You know that’s gonna have to change right, like right now. I’ll even lend you them. Please tell me you’ve seen the movies at least? Well I’m glad your stomach is being your friend again, so yay for toast.

#mr

ryanxrose:

They really do – I’m not sure if it’s the weather, or something in the water, or maybe they’re just all so stressed because of how busy it is, and how little time they have to get from one place to the other. It’s a little strange to watch. We’ll find you a route that’s suitable, then – maybe one that’s less crowded. Also – maybe we could stop somewhere for lunch long the way? I have a feeling that we’ll get hungry after putting our feet to good use for hours on end.

I think it’s the water and the busy thing, the busier it is, the more late you’ll be for things, if it’s a job, the more getting shouted at by bosses for being late. It’s a never ending cycle. It is, but I do like the city, it’s pretty and I’m looking forward to explore Central Park and to see Times Square also there’s Christmas to look forward too. I think it’s gonna take some time to get used to it, but I’ll learn to love, or at least tolerate. Much appreciated and yeah, something tells me trying to run through crowds just won’t do. I vote for food, because there seems to be some amazing smells coming from quirky cafe’s and restaurants around the city. I’m all about exploring those until I get to the point of being rolled home.

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calfabray:

Well I tell you what, Cassy Wilde. I’ve got a whole lotta gumbo stored in my freezer so if you wanna have a bowl, I can definitely dish ‘er out for you. It was real hard gettin’ it on the plane, but I ended up winnin’ out in the end. I dunno ‘bout any restaurants, it’s real hard to get some of that stuff cooked if you ain’t really from the south and have it turn out real authentic, but I’ll scope some out and let you know how they pan out.

Well lemme tell you, I’m always ‘bout havin’ positive energy ‘round. What you give is what you get, right?

Well if you would be so kind to do so, then I can’t really say no to that, can I. I can imagine, normally they have a real big thing on what you can and can not bring on the plane and normally food is on the do not list. But we give thanks that they let you bring it across here. I get that, like to me it may taste really good and I would think that it was authentic, but to you, someone from the South, it may be nothing alike, so thanks for that.

Then you’re lucky to have me around, I don’t want to brag, but I’m a big ball of energy and positive-ness 85% of the time. Or maybe more. Exactly.

#cf

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