What a week
Well, I got back into town this morning around 12:15 a.m. from New York City. The competition was pretty tough. There were 42 schools and 16 broke. We were not included in the break rounds (which I personally think is funny because one of the teams we hit broke and they SUCKED--I think many people who read this will have had a similar moment).
When it comes to the city, I had a wonderful time. I walked through the little corner of Brooklyn where I will be living and I am looking forward to being there. I took the subway everywhere so I am getting accustom to the lines. There is a great website (www.hopstop.com) which is basically a mapquest for the subway system.
While in the city, I was able to see the show, The Drowsy Chaperone. It was very funny. Afterward we went to Tavern on the Green which was very pleasent. Eating in the park, with skycrapers all around was a nice setting.
Generally speaking, I had a nice "working" spring break.
EDIT: Oh, yeah. I wasn't in the city 24 hours and I was on the Daily Show.
When it comes to the city, I had a wonderful time. I walked through the little corner of Brooklyn where I will be living and I am looking forward to being there. I took the subway everywhere so I am getting accustom to the lines. There is a great website (www.hopstop.com) which is basically a mapquest for the subway system.
While in the city, I was able to see the show, The Drowsy Chaperone. It was very funny. Afterward we went to Tavern on the Green which was very pleasent. Eating in the park, with skycrapers all around was a nice setting.
Generally speaking, I had a nice "working" spring break.
EDIT: Oh, yeah. I wasn't in the city 24 hours and I was on the Daily Show.