Bigger than I thought

It's a giant city with no end in sight. Seriously, how many different things can you find in this place.

I've walked around NY a bit on my own since Britt has had classes during the day. Went to ground Zero, which was a strange experience. It's interesting because really there isn't anything to see there's so much construction going on already. Yet you still walk around and can't help but look up and picture the things falling down. And during all of his people are all running to work and back around you. It's the strangest kind of 'memorial' so far because its in the middle of everything.

Accidentally went to Times Square too, when I got lost on my way to the library. That's right, library, I'm now a member of it. Trying to get my citizenship through the back door.

Besides that I've chatted with some firemen and went to see a ballet (a ballet?!) version of Edward Scissorhands which was Soooo cool. Realy fun to watch. It's like I said to one of Britt's friends, if you put anything cool (Edward, Transformers, SPiderman) in ballet form, of course it'll be cool....it's so different!

And so in 24 hours I will be officially ending this trip on my way home. This is going to be a weird summer, who knows what's going to happen.