New York 2008/2009 (via Slippy Jenkins)
I went to NYC for New Year’s Eve, after spending some time in Chicago. Here are some pictures I took. You can fill in the blanks with totally inaccurate assumptions and outright lies.
Here’s the photoset on Flickr.
While I was in New York City, I had a chance to swing by the Guggenheim to take a piss (highly reccomended! 4 star peeing facilities!). I didn’t pay for a ticket to see all the art, but there was something in the rotunda that I really took a liking to, for some reasons I can explain to you (but I won’t), and other reasons I can’t explain (because my subconcience has yet to fully connect with the part of my brain that explains unexplainable feelings to me (wow this sounds gay!)). Basically, there were these random messages written on the walls around the rotunda, like someone was trying to tell you a secret or give you a code, and I really dug them. Here are the ones I saw:
There is something you should know
I’m closer than you think
I remember more than you know
From this moment, until next time
Nothing will ever be the same
I have not forgotten, because I cannot forget
It’s better to know
It’s better not to know
You’ve changed
You can see this installation, theanyspacewhatever, at the Guggenheim till January 7.
I only write when I’m angry or sad or something, because that’s just when I have to write. I only will work if I absolutely have to. If I’m having a good time and I’m happy and things are going really well, why would I want to stop what I’m doing and go write at the piano?
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