There’s nowhere to eat around there. Burger Burger and Adrienne’s are good. Mad Dog & Beans is good but too expensive. Oh, and Zen Palate is down there if you’re into vegetarian, which I’m sure you are.

I wanted to go yesterday because I knew I’d be busy today. But Kamran’s gone until Sunday night if you’re bored this weekend. We can go to my office and play DDR.

I’m sort of enamored by their A/C & big-screen HD TV & am about to take a nap at the moment. I’m not used to these amenities in this city.

Where should I eat around here? (I don’t know how to coordinate actually meeting up if you’re serious about that. I suppose you could email me.)

When I first moved here, my boyfriend-at-the-time had already been here for a year and had found us an apartment in Chelsea. As we walked there for my first viewing, he asked me what I thought the neighborhood was known for, and I asked him if it was the flower district, because I had no idea that every corner store sells flowers here. He laughed at me. But I got my revenge when we found out a flower district does exist.

Anyway, OMG, meet me for lunch today. I work right in front of Battery Park.

I’m dogsitting this weekend for a couple who lives across the street from the New York Stock Exchange. It seems like that whole neighborhood is nothing but street barriers. There is a lot of construction around there as well.

They used to live in the “Flower District” (right next to the Flatiron District). THAT PLACE had a wonderful dog park (Madison Square Park). But this place – there’s only Battery Park within walking distance & it’s sad because it’s just not a great place to bring a dog.

Okay, it looks like there’s one just past the South Street Seaport under the Brooklyn Bridge. That isn’t too too far.

That IS kind of creepy, though.