General plan for the weekend.

[ibneko]

Either
Drive tomorrow [10 hours] -> Indiana, a hotel there, and meet up with sister.
or
Drive tomorrow [8 hours] -> Ohio, to sleep at my Aunt's house, and see sister Saturday morning.

Saturday late afternoon, depart for NYC. Stopping midway, probably in PA, somewhere. O.o Sleep the night, then continue driving Sunday morning, aiming to get to Gershwin Theatre by 12:30 for the 28x $25 front row seats lottery (there aren't any other seats left, aside from $300 ones which I don't want to get.)

Kill time in NYC. Dad goes to his conference, and sometime between monday and tuesday, we depart for our mom's godmother's (or something like that) house in NJ (an hour drive from NY), then from there, to home, a 4 hours drive.

So, is there anything in NYC we should go see while we're there? Mom got tourist book thingies, but... meh. I'm hoping Lady will have something of note that I should go visit while I'm there, but suggestions from other people are more than welcome. (locations mentioned in SYWTBAW are ones I've been thinking of, but I don't know...)

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Oh, and my mom's starting to get annoying. I've been getting lectures every single day. Mostly about behavior or attitudes towards things. And 'cause half the time, there's some measure of truth to it, making it more annoying. Grr.

Comments

[marbenais.livejournal.com]

Play with the TKTS line and try that . . . wander around and take pictures of weird things . . . you can go to the museums, but you have to pay and they can get crowded with annoying people on the weekends . . . basically, walk around and find a million things to amuse you, coz that's the kind of city it is.

*insanely jealous*

[superboner.livejournal.com]

*waves hand* you could...come visit me... -.-

[http://users.livejournal.com/backdrifter_/]

It's always weird to be reminded how vast America is. I remember when my nan was alive and we used to go visit her, we live in East Midlands area of Britain and she lived up north and it'd take 3 hours to get there and that was considered a LONG TREK.

I mean, you're talking about doing a driving journey longer than the plane it took to get me to Barbados. It's so weird to think about!