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On Sunday we took the train back out to Far Rockaway.
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Under the subway platform and to the beach.
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The entire street was lined with the cars of party attendees.
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Action shot walking over to the van.
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Check out the new Thom Mayne-designed Cooper Union building on Bowery. It's weird and wonderful.
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Back home.
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Later that afternoon, we took all the dogs over to the park and there was a special surprise waiting there for Maddy...
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...then we walked downtown to Grand Street.
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I love this photo! On Sunday afternoon Meredith and I walked down to Chinatwon.
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It snowed overnight and the trees were dusted in white.
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I didn't even know this place even closed!
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Things get literal on the LES/Chinatown border. Haha.
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Later that night we walked through the sleeting night...
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Quiet East Village.
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First walk of 2010!
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Happy 2010! I got up a little after noon to take the dog for a walk. The streets felt deserted.
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It started snowing on our walk to the subway!
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Walking home in the cold drizzle at 5am.
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A little after 3:30, we decided to see if we could squeak in another place before the night ended.
halloween 2009
October 31, 2009
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A little before 10am and we were hiking through the fields on our way...
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Walking to the marina.
honeymoon in bali part two
September 06, 2009
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After we were done taking pictures, we headed back up to the parking lot to finalize the paperwork for our certificate of marriage!
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Eventually, the trees give way to...
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Meredith with her parents.
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Christa led us from the parking lot down to a lovely pathway that went through the forest and down to the lake.
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Walking home! Thanks for coming into town to visit guys! We had a great time.
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Endless walking.
it's britney, bitch
August 25, 2009
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Headed in!
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...and Scott and Amanda! We'd all decided to...
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After seeing Watchmen, the glass pyramid apartment we saw on 2nd Ave on our walk home held some sort of conspiratorial meaning.
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Not sure why I took this photo. Snow?
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As we pushed through the masses of people cluttering the sidewalk, I couldn't help but stop and admire...
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...decided to strike a sexy little glam pose. Yowsa!
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...decided to walk to our apartment to play some Rock Band! I love how as soon as Sarah realized I was taking pics of her and Catrinel walking she...
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...Scott and Amanda...
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A bunch of people headed home, but Catrinel, Sarah...
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While eating, I busted out my guidebook and decided on Luxor as my next destination. Later that night, I set out to find the Cairo train station on foot and ended up purchasing a ticket to Luxor departing 8pm the next night!

By the way, a funny thing about Egypt: no cars have their headlights on at night! The only time they even get turned on is when drivers flash them while simultaneously honking (and not slowing down for) pedestrians trying to cross the street.
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The moon peeking out from behind a mosque's minaret. Goodnight, Cairo!
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The section of town I was staying in had all sorts of twisty storybook alleys. I felt like I'd walked right into a page from a story in One Thousand and One Nights.
egypt: part one
March 16, 2008
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As soon as I got back to my room, I jotted down a whole bunch of notes so I wouldn't forget any of the details of my museum "experience" and then decided to lay down for another nap. Cairo during the day is extremely hot, busy and soooo noisy and loud and a ten minute walk through town is enough to send your body into total sensory overload.

I woke up a little before midnight and decided to check out Cairo's streets at night and to try and find something to eat!
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After eating, I wandered around for a couple hours taking pics and just enjoying watching all the night time activity.
egypt: part one
March 16, 2008
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We ended up leaving Winnie's because they didn't have that many songs that we knew. Which I guess can be equally attributed to the fact that half the songs are in Mandarin and that...
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...the selection is limited to songs that existed when FUCKING LASERDISCS were being manufactured! Hahaha. So we did the only thing that made sense...
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We left Winnie's around 1:15am. Not because it was late. Not because we were too drunk (hey, you can never be too drunk for karaoke, right?). Not even because we'd run out of songs that we wanted to sing.
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After filling our gullets with treats and booze, someone realized that we were just a few short blocks away from Winnie's! Which is the best karaoke bar in Chinatown (where all the songs are still on LASER DISC)! Check out the rocking troupe we had. Hahaha.
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Here's us walking down the street totally wasted even though it was only 11:30pm!
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After another 30 minutes or so of waiting (during which Grant almost ended up REVOKING presents), the gang all finally showed up and we headed down to Chinatown for Chinese Christmas Dinner!
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After we'd finished wrapping all the gifts, Grant and I decided that we were going to go out and buy a Christmas tree! Rather than just simply bring the tree to either of our apartments, we decided it would be way funnier to break into Fatty's apartment and set the tree up in there. We did this for two reasons: 1) Despite being Jewish, no one seems to love Christmas more than Fatty and we figured he was long overdue for a tree. 2). We'd already broken into his apartment to paint a mural in his backyard and he didn't get angry OR take away Grant's keys to his apartment...so why not! Here's the view of the Christmas Tree place on Ave A & 10th St. all draped with lights!
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I stayed late and danced until way after they were closed and walked home while the sun was coming up.
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On the walk back uptown Grant stopped to piss on the street and when I snuck up behind him with my camera...
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Somewhere back during the middle of October of 2005, Meredith and I, who had been fighting a lot, decided to break up (don't worry, we've long since gotten back together). Right when we broke up, I started going out REALLY late and partying pretty hard to take my mind off things. I'm guessing this photo might have been taken right around when that happened because I can't think of any logical reason why I'd have taken (this totally emo) photo that's time stamped at 4:36am on a Wednesday.
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Then we all walked back towards the subway.
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Dead End? Yeah, at the beach!
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...while Leigh hung back with me and did all sorts of neat flippy hair tricks.
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I walked home in the rain.
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After our nap, we hit the town and headed to the MTV2 party to see..
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Ludlow St.
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Yep, more photos of the town.
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After finishing my lunch, I set out to do more exploring and to try to find a set of electrical adapters so I could recharge my cam batteries before they all died.
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Walking down some twisty back road on the way back to my hostel from the pub, I came across these disco lights being projected on the wall across the street. The international sign for only particular thing....NOOOODIE BAR! My pockets bulging with literally THOUSANDS of Estonian Krooni (which is like TENS of US dollars) I was feeling like a tycoon ready to shower bills on hundreds of svelte, exotic, cock-starved Russian teens looking for handsome Amerikan man. I paid the cheap cover (1 drink included!) and parted the curtain into the main room ready to break some hearts (or at least see some sweet, sweet boobs).
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Sah-sah-spooky.
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Just looking at them brings back that weird haunty feeling I had while walking around a strange city at night alone with nothing to do.
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Not too much to say about these pics.
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I woke up around 9pm and decided to go out and explore the Old Town area with my cam. It was exceptionally cold outside (probably around 10° F) so the streets were hushed, empty and bathed in amber light.
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I'll spare you more pics of abandoned buildings. After I started to freeze my ass off, I looped back around and headed for Old Town to look for something to eat.
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The whole coastline area is filled with these type of building. Eerily pretty.
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Then I wandered outside the walled area of town and explored the old Soviet-Era industrial buildings (from 1944 until 1991, Estonia was part of the USSR) near the water (Tallinn sits right on the Gulf of Finland in the Baltic Sea).
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So I walked around the Old Town snapping pics.
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...directly below the "Striptiis Baar." Hmmmm...for some reason this strange Estonian word piqued my interest.
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I skidded my wheeled suitcase through the windy streets looking for the Vana Tom hostel which seemed like one of the better deals (at less than $50 a night) in this section of town. It also had the added perk of being located...
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...Tallinn's "Old Town" which is one of the most well-preseverd medieval-era towns in Europe. See that tower? It's one half of the "Viru Gates," one of the main breaks in the huge wall that surrounded the entire city.
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It's weird traveling alone. It's even weirder traveling alone in a Baltic country in the smack-dab middle of winter on a Monday afternoon. The place was utterly devoid of tourists. The only other people walking around were Estonian moms running errands.
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Then I walked home. The end!
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...we walked back into Manhattan from Siege and Katie's via the Billyburg Bridge.
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After the reception was over, I took walked my rented shoes and fancy tux-clad self westward and became the most formally dressed person to ever be allowed inside...
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We met up with Michael "PLO Member" Schickenberg and Mike "The Mailman" Doyle and decided to hit up some parties.
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Here's us on our way to the next party. Check out Sid half-walking, half-falling down the street.
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The overnight red-eye from San Francisco to JFK found me on Orchard Street just shy of 6am. Oof.
back in nyc
October 21, 2004
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...and roam the streets. We spent the rest of the night up on my apt's roof drinking beers and shooting the shit while...
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After Rickshaw Stop we hit the street and...
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The view down their block. So it was around this time that my "not feeling too well" turned into a full-on 102 degree fever. Between all the late nights and my nervousness about moving I'd literally made myself sick. I decided to try to find a bodega nearby where I could buy some Advil and juice and ended up wandering around aimlessly for a half an hour before I found a place. (My search was further complicated by the fact that everybody looked at me like I was a crazyperson when I asked about the nearest "bodega." They were like "Oh, you mean liquor store?" I was like "No, like a corner store. Like a place that sells bread and milk and cigarettes." They were all, "Yeah, a liquor store." Me (okay, not saying it but thinking it) "Yeah, whatever you fruity San Franciscan. Nice fanny pack." After securing juice, a sandwich and some med-i-cide, I got silly with Alysha's TiVO and spent some q-time with my buddy Tylenol PM.
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Later that afternoon, I did some apartment hunting in the Mission. (The neighborhood that reminded me most of NYC).
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On the walk home I realized that Meredith and Leigh's yellow and red hoodies made them look like they were playing "Mustard" and "Ketchup" in a 2nd Grade musical about the lunchroom.
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Afterwards, we headed back into Manhattan and met up with Amy!
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Here's the enormous, creepy stuffed animal perched atop of the traffic signal box on the corner of Houston and Mulberry that I saw while walking up to Bar13 to meet up with...
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My corner. I made it home a little before 6am with just enough time to get in bed before sunrise.
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After a few laps around the hood (and a quick glance at the foot traffic on the sidewalk to ensure no one we knew would see us getting out of SUPERHUMMER) we got to Blue Mountain BBQ.
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Around five, we decided to pack it up and head to the car.
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Meredith, David, Grant, Rachel and Miye.
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Amber, Fatty, Vin, Aya and Kat all came over to my apartment and we had ourselves a few drinks and shot the shit - and then when it got late enough to avoid the crowds, we started walking west. Here's Amber (looking like a lil' Disney cartoon) and the Fatty.
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But they were closed for good and wouldn't let us in so we grumpily called it a night.
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...met up with Marco and headed up to Bar13 for Shout's Sunday night rooftop party.
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The long, blurred walk back to the hotel.
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See that grate? That's there to prevent cattle owned by one family from walking onto someone else's property (without having to have a gate that blocks all the roads). People and cars can drive over it, but cattle - with their hooves - can't cross it. Neato, right?
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Open ranch.
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Avenue C and 3th.
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Birthday girl.
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...so we took the remainders on the road to hit the East Village for a little after hours action.
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After POP, we walked down to the East Village and then the Lower East Side and pretty much had a drink in each bar we saw.
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The post-party street-roving gang.