New York and London

[monochromantic]

So listen. I am going to be in New York June 3rd through June 8th.

Then on to London June 9th-June 17th.

Please tell me where to go, what to do, who to see, etc.

Also, hook me up with your lovely friends who will buy me drinks. (or at least be lovely)

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[xelar]

FAO Schwarz. they have toys.

The American Natural History Museum. they have dino bones, big gemstones, and a biiiig blue whale.

The Empire State Building. it's really tall.

and you have to take the subway to the Statue of Liberty stop.

there's a guy with a knish cart.

he has knishes. and knishes RULE.

[dismalblur]

www.londontown.com

You must go to Bricklane market on Sunday. It starts early morning and ends around 2 or 3 I think. There are these ladies there that serve thee best Ethiopian food i've ever had in my entire life. Slurp.

[papayanuts]

my best advice for London is to get lost... and try to find your way back. Definitley go on the London Eye... I know it's cheesy kind of, but it's fun to see the entire city while so high up. I went to London once and got so drunk that I don't remember much of who I met or what I saw, but I got lost one night and found a strange little "house party" under a bridge with some kids selling "magic mushrooms" for 30 pounds. It was delightful, quite lovely indeed.
and you're also lucky because the weather will be nice and warm, but not too hot, nor too cold.

New York- well if you have the time at least spend a day at the Met. The contemporary and abstract art is something inspiring to say the least. And you can get so close to the Van Gogh's that you can smell the paint.

YAH! I'm envious ms. katie. Have a wonderful time.