New York City Waterfalls

Olafur Eliasson's four "New York City Waterfalls," a $15.5 million public art project, opened in the New York Harbor after two years of planning. It just opened today so we haven't gone down to see it yet, but I hope to make it down to see them this weekend.

Before the Diaster

This is the apartment before we ruined it with our junk.

The Aftermath

This is the apartment after the movers left. We've since unpacked, but it was alittle tight for awhile.

Ground Zero

Crystal and I stopped by Ground Zero. Even though it now just looks like a construction site, seeing it really repisses you off. It is an enormous area; they are actually building 5 towers to replace the original two. Here's a picture we took and a link to what it is going to look like.

The World Trade Center Video

New York Philharmonic

The New York Philharmonic played a free concert at the Great Lawn in Central Park. There were a TON of people there. I'm not sure if all the people were there to appreciate the music or to be seen with their cheese and wine. Regardless, the concert was great and for the price you can't beat it.

Battery Park

Cool Cars

On our way down to Battery Park, we stumbled upon an antique car exhibit. It was mainly for old cop cars, but the original Batmobile and the Starsky and Hutch car were the coolest.

These Boot are made for walkn'

These are some super sweet boots we found at Macy's.

Porter House

Last weekend we ate at Porter House New York. It's an awesome steakhouse in the Time Warner building. Appropriately, we both had a NY strip and surprisingly Crystal liked the baked Mac and Cheese and I did not...a very rare occasion.

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Crystal and I went to Central Park this evening.