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 We rode the Staten Island Ferry. We walked to Battery City Park and ate. We walked across Lower Manhattan to the Brooklyn Bridge. We walked across the Brooklyn Bridge. We lounged in Brooklyn Bridge Park with ice cream and lots of bad parenting. We took the subway to the Bowery and popped Kristin's Jamba Juice cherry. We had dinner with Will in a pizzeria with two live bands that made conversation near impossible. We cabbed it back to the Ferry. We heard an amazing (read: scary) fight on the Ferry back to Staten Island and drove back home to collapse on the couch. Fabulous day, even though we destroyed Caryn's feet and possibly Kristin's. My legs are sore and I still feel full from all the fabulous food. It's the cheapest day I've ever spent in NYC and the weather couldn't have been better. I will definitely miss days like these :) Jenn posted at 1:25 PM | |
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Except kinda not. Lots of things in the pipeline, but no clearance to talk about them publicly yet. That's frustrating for me and you, trust me. It was great to see my family a couple weekends ago and see the fabulous Giants game :) Here's me and my favorite cousin (hee! Just kidding Julie and Kristen), Ellen, after the Giants totally kicked the Nationals asses. Enjoy our winning apparel!  My blog hasn't been publishing when I've been posting and I don't really know why. It's really frustrating. I'm guessing that it's just too big or something. I've really been thinking about dropping the blog or at least dropping having my own domain name. I've had a registered name of one sort or another for about five or six years, but I rarely use it for anything except the blog. I'd hate to lose the communication with the friends and family I don't see very often, but I dunno. Much to mull over. Now let's see if this publishes... Jenn posted at 11:09 PM | |
"I think I can invoke personal privilege to say this news division will not be the same without his strong, clear voice. He will be missed as he was loved, greatly," Tom Brokaw said. Jenn posted at 9:55 PM | |
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So, I've been totally lazy and busy and I haven't finished making the website for my trip to Korea. But I did find that I could upload my videos onto Photobucket without a problem (stupid YouTube didn't work!). So, here's a little something to tide you over until I finish the website. This video was taken on May 4, 2008 during the Seoul Lotus Lantern Parade: |
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How Green Is the College? Time the Showers <-- Interesting Times piece about a green dorm at Oberlin College. The most interesting part, though, was the quote from the advisor/professor, Dr. David Orr: This is a generation that is watching the world come undone.So true. Jenn posted at 7:11 PM | |