What I was really there for was The Pulse Teacher Workshop, which was three days of dance with the faculty of Broadway Dance Center. Some of it was reigniting my creativity. Some of it was teaching me different ways to structure my existing curriculum. Some of it was proof that I am capable of much more than I give myself credit for. And all of it reaffirmed my decision that I am absolutely headed in the right direction. I can't wait to go back next year.
I can't fly without gummy bears. Although 3 pounds may be excessive.
Grand Central Terminal
Grand Central Oyster Bar (yes, evidently smoked trout is ALWAYS cold)
Freedom Tower
9/11 Memorial. Absolutely Beautiful.
The Survivor Tree. Found in the rubble, and nursed back to health. It is now replanted at the memorial.
There is something very inspiring about having a glass of champagne in front of the building where my grandfather first entered the United States from Lithuania.
Cheers!
Chelsea Market
La Fonda del Sol
The High Line
New York's Finest
Gansevoort-Meatpacking District
The best donuts in the history of fried dough
9/11 Memorial
First day, first class. Ready to go.
Nick and CJ in the La Fonda Cellar
Gansevoort-Park Ave.
The Black Taxi Apartment. It used to be an old church rectory. Incredible.
Little Italy
Good Morning from Grand Central
You might recognize this lovely lady, Carmit, from the Pussycat Dolls. And you might remember the one next to her from "The Search for the Next Pussycat Doll." heheheheh.
In line for the Guggenheim. 45 minutes well-spent (don't ask Nick and Tara ;))
Frank Lloyd Wright!
The Rotunda. No, you aren't supposed to take pictures. But how can you not?!?!
Catching up with Emily, a very dear friend! We had the best time; certainly wished she lived closer!
The New York Public Library...
....is closed on Sundays. Boo.
$4.25. Worth every penny. I needed it for the cab ride back to LaGuardia ;)
