I just heard a violinist play Massonet's "Thias". I can't decipher whether it is a woman or man, but now I just saw it - it's a woman. And now she's walking away - only made a few dollars - she looks seemingly disappointed as she walks downtown.
The only thing I ate today was Astronaut Ice cream - not a very good idea considering I feel that I'm going to get cramps. I'm tired from all the walking - yet, today was exuberating. I am happy that I was able to go to the museum by myself. I went many times with family, upon my request. Even the lady, who had a cool, European accent at the register said that her younger brother was the same way: born on 1991 and independent. She was even surprised how young I was.
Walking from 51st to 79st wasn't so bad. I've gotten to see my favorite New York areas. I'm probably going to pass by the Dakota and take some pictures, I've always wanted to live there. It seems so beautiful. John Lennon lived there - and was sadly shot outside the place. It makes me upset to think about.
I can see the population, the large crowd outside the museum is receding, I think I might as well grab a hot dog and be on my way too.
Thankfully my feet don't hurt as bad.
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If you didn't see the title, I wrote this on my ecology notepad on the steps of the Museum of Natural History.
Just as I was going to change my yahoo avatar, the premier background is "the Museum of Natural History." Maybe this is a sign.
I'm leaving for New York in the afternoon. But don't worry. I'm going to stay in Stroudsburg for about a couple of days then I will be able to see my family again. Then, I have to go to the Galapagos for twelve days. Oh boy. For my distinct fear of plane rides, especially long ones.
