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Finally, really, in New York.

Yesterday all meteorologists U.S. presage rain and misery, so we closed in another museum to wait for better times, and in particular ' American Natural History Museum, full of stuffed animals and fake skeletons of dinosaurs. In truth there were other things more interesting, such as iron meteorites and stones bright, but I'm not going to list them all here, probably on the official website you will find something better.

In the evening we were invited from a friend of Daniel at a meeting on the roof of a building near Ground Zero . Really beautiful place, overlooking the bay and bad wine. Various conversation after we returned home, on average late, so we woke up very slowly (as Giucas Box).

After a quick meal at Wendy's we went to the Chrysler Building and we did a tour of the New York Public Library and Financial District, Wall Street through and reaching up to Battery Park. Back at the hotel we found to have the house of a very famous Laundry coin-operated (long sought in vain before) and a Japanese restaurant with very fair prices. I believe that Mr. Miyagi (or whatever his name) will see us very often go to his restaurant. Now we are finally home, after visiting an Irish pub near his home. I must say that after several days, I really felt in New York.


scattered Other considerations:

- This city is really a melting pot of cultures, you can only find in a subway car on the territory of any ethnicity, all at once.
- There is a great number of African Americans, but it seems they are still in a way "ghetto" are always those who serve or clean fast-food restaurants, schools seem to have made just for them, often attend only other African-Americans, etc. .
- There are also kosher Dunkin Donuts.
- Starbucks is practically the center of New York life, there is one every 500 meters (really!) and we do all the work via computer to the lessons of foreign languages.
- Revolving doors are the archenemies of Kata.

G'nite.

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Today is officially started the real journey.

Yesterday afternoon we arrived at the hotel in New York and we spent a fine day of settling in the vicinity of our neighborhood between Central Park and . We did not exactly on the right foot, making obviously fooled by the bad brother Snoop Dogg near Times Square, which claimed to bring a pharaonic tip (on foot) to the bank and call a taxi. I hope the cocaine - which makes obvious use - to consume. Actually here it seems that everyone wants to fuck, so we decided that we approach any subject gravure.

For the rest, we lost 5-6 times around the Broadway (I believe there is a major problem, since that is exactly 15 meters from "home" on time and do not remember anything of the places that see), we ate at Mc sadly because we could not find a Burger King, and we are running around the park. On the other hand the evening we found a pleasant pub (after we lost again) in which at least provides Hoegaarden Amsterdam Av.

Today we made two Giant foot Metropolitan Museum of Art, then farcene many to go around in the vicinity of Union Sq , to pass the Flatiron and end all ' Empire State Building. God bless the saltafila pack of tickets that we bought. In the late evening stroll among the dazzling lights of Times Sq and then home. Tonight I even hooked the line of the hotel, strangely not as full as un'otre. Bellapemmè. Because of commitments and things we eat at random, usually only 2 times a day but of course grassissima stuff. I have to find a solution otherwise not survive. And now I fall asleep, because even the times of sleep are rather random and narrow.

Stay tuned.

Edit: Some first impressions spread

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- Americans seem very efficient and pragmatic, and often are bothered if you're not;
- the local wildlife offers big laughs, many seem emerged from the 90s sitcom;
- I've never seen so many people do fitness all together, and even people so fat.

Just now I'm too tired to live.