Recently I have become aware of a flow in the universe. Strangely enough this acute awareness came about when I was eating a muffin in New York one morning. I'm pretty sure it was a cranberry, banana, walnut muffin which sounds kind of like a strange combination but it was quite delightful. Every bite had the perfect combination of each ingredients that showed up at the perfect time on your tongue, the taste, the texture, everything was perfect. Of course then my sister asked for a bite and took the walnut out, and I got very angry. But That's beside the point. I started to think about this perfect balance of ingredients and started to find it in other places, like music, art, all food and life in general. It's this complete organized chaos. I'm currently trying to follow this flow I'm excited to see where it leads me.
This was one of my favourites, it's a picture of the last supper but the artist replaced the heads with women artists heads.
Moma was one of the things I was most excited for on the trip. We ended up having to go twice, the first time we went was free Fridays and it was way too crowded, we didn't even get in. We went the next day and I fell in love. We ended up only doing two floors because we were starving and tired. The great thing about it is the building itself is so beautiful, half the time I was admiring the architecture instead of the art. I've decided I am going to become super rich and live at the Moma. There was this temporary exhibit that was so odd. There were all these speakers each with different voices saying the days of the week. When you stood not in between the speakers it sounded like a bunch of jumble. But when you walked through the aisle between them you could hear them clearly it was really interesting. We tried filming the sensation, it's obviously better in person but it worked alright. Check it out.
Every two seconds people asked Tessa and I if we were twins. Random people on the street, barbershop boys, ladies doing our nails, people when we were getting our luggage. Do we really look that much alike?
Famous Katz's Deli where we went for lunch. They have walls and walls filled with pictures of famous people who have been there, my fave being Sarah Jessica Parker and her hubby Matthew Brodrick. The last two seconds of this film is for my cousin Kristin because she loves Joseph Gorden-Levitt oh so much. It was a decent deli, delicious pickles as always, great new york feel but WAY over priced. It was 16 bucks a sandwich where as Schwartz is like 6 bucks.