chillin in a panera @ the millenium mall in orlando

so, our roads closed. which means we're going to jacksonville.

the wiki

so the main claim to fame that town has in my opinion is the origin of Black Kids an indie band that got big lately.


where we're at

after jacksonville comes atlanta. supposedly racist.


no idea how it'll be.

then knoxville with kirby from mvs in dayton ohio.

after it'll be cincy perhaps stopping at ikea then home
.

orlando to dayton

dayton, cincinnati, lexington, knoxville, atlanta,

4 south to 408
408 west to 91
91 west to 75
75 north to gainesville florida, valdosta, tifton, macon, right through atlanta, whichs huge, dalton, chattanooga looks pretty big, knoxville, corbin, daniel boone national forest, lexington, cincinnati, dayton.

960 miles, 15 hours, there are tolls, but not many. the only tolls are getting out of florida.

so... atlanta looks interesting, knoxville is where kirby is, and uh... then the forest looks kinda cool. the names cool i wonder if he was a real guy and then they named it after the actual guy. and then when we're in cincinnati we can always go to ikea. plus theyve got a zoo, and that jungle jims store that we've never gone to.

so currently we're in orlando soon to be heading to ohio.

trip so far

NY

new york check list:
things already done:
seen / visited times square
stuck anita on her first train
stuck anita on her first nyc subway ride
figured out the subway system somewhat
seen / visited / from the outside / the aircraft carrier
seen / visited / from the outside / the museum of natural history
seen / visited / strawberry fields / central park
bought a bag / times square
taken about 1200 photographs combined
figured out last train time / jersey
seen / visited / grand central station / photographed set of step up 3

new york stuff

strawberry fields - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strawberry_Fields_(memorial)
field dedicated to john lennon
new york stock exchange
chinatown
central park (strawberry fields)
statue of liberty
museum of modern art (moma)
intrepid sea-air-space museum - air craft carrier - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intrepid_Sea-Air-Space_Museum
ellis island (immigrant families)
american museum of natural history
cooper-hewitt museum in andrew carnegie's mansion
little india - east 6th street
hell's kitchen - irish population
little italy - mulberry street area
yorkville - german quarter
united nattions building
chrysler building - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chrysler_building
world trade center site
statue of liberty ferry (to the island)
trinity church - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trinity_Church_(New_York)
wall street - former wall to keep indians out of manhatten, current business center
new york stock exchange - built in 1903
world financial center

chelsea market?
museum of sex?

w4 means west fourth street
times square has: 1,2,3,7,q,n,r,w,s,a,c,e lines running through it(weird names)

RI 2

community college of rhode island
bank of america skating plaza
waterfire
the providence @ india point park
thayer street
Rhode Island School of Design
Roger Williams Park Zoo
The Arcade Mall

The area which is now Providence was first settled in June 1636 by Roger Williams, and was one of the original Thirteen Colonies of the United States.[9] Williams secured a title from the Narragansett natives around this time and gave the city its present name.

Seven of the fourteen institutions of higher learning in Rhode Island have campuses in Providence (city proper):
Brown University, an Ivy League university
Community College of Rhode Island (Downcity and Liston campuses)
Johnson & Wales University, notable for its culinary and hospitality program
Providence College, a top master's level college and member of the Big East Conference.
Rhode Island College
Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), one of the country's top art colleges
University of Rhode Island (Providence campus).

Providence Station, located between the Rhode Island State House and the downtown district, is served by Amtrak[114] and MBTA Commuter Rail services, with a commuter rail running to Boston.

Roger Williams Park, in the southern part of the city of Providence, Rhode Island, is an elaborately landscaped 427-acre (173 ha) city park and National Historic District.

providence rhode island

trolley tours of providence
city hall
providence public library
providence performing arts center

trolley tour:
401.421.3825
on corner of fountain and eddy street
fatty mcgee's dublin pub
55 union street
401.831.3288
books on the squre
471 angell street
401.331.9097

Community College of Rhode Island

bank of america skating plaza
two kennedy plaza

waterfire, fires tended on the three rivers passing through providence
sunset to past midnight

the providence, a replica of a revolutionary war era ship that gets used in pirates of the carribean
naragansett bay
( india point park )

rhode island state capitol - with tours
francis street
401.222.2080

thayer street - college crowd

Rhode Island School of Design

roger williams park

Narragansett Bay Lighthouse Tour

Providence Place Mall

Waterplace Park
Historic Federal Hill
Providence Place Mall
Fleet Skating Center
RISD Museum
East Bay Bike Path
Roger Williams Park Zoo
Trinty Rep
Providence Performing Arts
The Arcade Mall
The State House
Brown University
Thayer Street
Wickendon Street
India Point
Historic Benefit Street
Cable Car Cinema
Avon Cinema
IMAX Cinema

open mic @ brooklyn coffee tea house
730 to 1030
209 Douglas Ave

open mic @ everyman
555 valley st
401.751.3630

NYC

nyc subway system

its interesting how new jersey and new york are right next to each other.

*central park is a must see
empire state building, not sure about that
*statue of liberty is an icon
*times square is cool to see
not sure about this rockefeller center nonsense
wtf is the deal about brooklyn bridge - manhatten / long island connection
uh, world trade center? destroyed isnt it?
met art - eh... dunno, art museums usually suck.
*wall street - center of the nations financial shiz, might be cool to see.
grand central station? - elaborately done station
united nations HQ - guided tours
subway metrocard / funpass
ellis island - point of entrance to america
macy's - large store, like harrods of london
fifth avenue
natural history museum
sr patricks cathedral