As I walked to work today, I walked from Grand Central to Times Square on my work, I down 42nd street. All of sudden a man starts running towards me, it's John Leguizamo and he's being chased by the cops. After about a second, I realized that they were filming the a scene from a movie. It was confirmed, when anothe person yell "And, cut!"
This hasn't the been the first celebrity I have seen (at a place I did expect to see them). The ones I can remember right now are:
Felicia Rashad
Several people from the Spin City crew
P Diddy (twice)
Ralph Fiennes
Seth Meyers
Jimmy Fallon
Regina King
That's all I can think of right now.
Paul Sach
Wednesday, November 30, 2005
Saturday, November 05, 2005
I'm back...
After a long, long hiatus I am going to attempt to return to posting some journals. I attempted to pass the Personal Training Exam again today and I have been focusing my brain power on studying for the exam. Well, I feel that I did better than the last time I took it, which I fell a shade short, so I plan to see a Pass on the reply I receive from the ACE.
It was a beautiful day in the NYC, a very late Indian Summer. The weather was similar to the first exam, except about 15 degrees cooler, but still very nice. I enjoyed a mid afternoon lunch a Mamoud's. A falafel sandwich. The same midafternoon snack the last time I took the test. I sat in Washington Square Park, as I did the last time and ate my falafel sandwich and soaked in NYC, a film from the NY Film Academy being filmed, a adolescent juggling, a very eccentric black mother with very wild hair that had red highlights chasing her son around, and so on...
These are the times that you get to enjoy NYC. Days in the beginning of November that are unseasonably warm, and you can tell people appreciate, sort of like the first warm day in Spring. That is one of the advantages of having four seasons. As I listened to my playlist on my Ipod, I felt like the the music seemed to match the mood. Bill Withers, "A Lovely Day" sounded in my ears as friends talked to each other, students painted, old men played chess.
I would like to thank Lynrd Skynrd for providing me with the soundtrack to write this blog.
It was a beautiful day in the NYC, a very late Indian Summer. The weather was similar to the first exam, except about 15 degrees cooler, but still very nice. I enjoyed a mid afternoon lunch a Mamoud's. A falafel sandwich. The same midafternoon snack the last time I took the test. I sat in Washington Square Park, as I did the last time and ate my falafel sandwich and soaked in NYC, a film from the NY Film Academy being filmed, a adolescent juggling, a very eccentric black mother with very wild hair that had red highlights chasing her son around, and so on...
These are the times that you get to enjoy NYC. Days in the beginning of November that are unseasonably warm, and you can tell people appreciate, sort of like the first warm day in Spring. That is one of the advantages of having four seasons. As I listened to my playlist on my Ipod, I felt like the the music seemed to match the mood. Bill Withers, "A Lovely Day" sounded in my ears as friends talked to each other, students painted, old men played chess.
I would like to thank Lynrd Skynrd for providing me with the soundtrack to write this blog.
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