I do. I really do.

I wouldn't want to live here permanently, but I wouldn't mind living here for around six months to a year. Maybe after college, doing odd jobs. I would love to work in one of the theatres. Actually, that would be a dream job, working at one of the theatres. I wouldn't care if I was cleaning up after the shows. Just to work there. It would be awesome.

Sucks, though, being here with a broken ankle. I'm on crutches. I can't just walk around and roam the streets. I get tired. I have to go at an annoyingly pissy slow pace. I can't walk up steps easily, and I'm always running into people. It sucks. Why couldn't I have broken my ankle after the trip? Or, even better, sometime over the summer, early summer. That would have been perfect. Cause I'm also missing the best riding weather, and will end up missing all of the good riding weather through January, probably. This sucks. I'm not enjoying my first break anymore. The excitement has worn off. It needs to heal, damn it!

On a lighter note, we saw our first Broadway show tonight. The 39 Steps. It was bloody hilarious, I nearly peed myself a few times (I'm sure you wanted to know that.) Seriously, if you're in New York sometime, see it. But be quick. I think it's closing sometime next year. I'll be sad when it does.

Seeing Next to Normal tomorrow. Hopefully my parents don't hate it too much. I don't want them to ruin it for me. Because even if I don't like the initial story, the music is so damn awesome and I won't care.

New York is so much fun. Have I mentioned the cab rides? I love them! Those drivers have no fear, none at all. Nerves of bloody titanium. I wish I was as good a driver as a NY cabbie. Funnest moment so far was the cab ride from the airport into Manhattan. It's even better than a rollercoaster, cause on a coaster you don't have the risk of getting plowed over by another car. You've gotta be very aggressive, to drive in New York. And did you know there's a $350 fine for honking your horn in the city?

Seriously, if you ever get the chance, you need to visit. It's now one of my favourite places to come to, simply because it's so much fun to just hang out. Though, don't come with a broken ankle/foot/leg. Crutches suck in New York.


edit Saw Next to Normal. It was AWESOME! 'Cept we sat in the second row, and, while we were very close, we also had to crane our necks to see the second and third stories of the set. It was also hard to keep track of everyone when there were multiple scenes at one time. And my mom felt faint during the end of the first half. She had to leave and go lay down, missing the second half. And my dad didn't really like it, story-wise. But Alice Ripley was amazing - I can definitely see why she won best actress - and the music was wonderful and Aaron Tveit was hot as ever. So, all in all, it was awesome xD