But I do know that tomorrow is a missed day. No work or class for me. At least this hit after i came back?
New York was amazing, the huge buildings, the stores, the cafes, the city had me in awe. My first few days were spent going "this place isn't THAT big" and then i went further and further into the city, and my mind was changed. My feet still ache from walking... at least I think its the walking that's to do with most of this ache... it could be from the illness that seems to have gripped me.
Mood was huge, just mindbogglingly so. The one discovered yarn shop was utterly outrageous in price 28 dollars a 50 gram ball? you Have to be rich to knit out there! No wonder people think the online prices are so cheap! Sheesh!
I worked at the poorly staffed Paley Center for Media for the week, 9-5, doing mostly what i do here at the natural history museum. Except on a MUCH slower computer. Their database is horrifically slow for being a year old! Crashing, freezing for 10 plus minutes and just taking three to input something or go to an item made the week near unbearable, and me incredibly grateful for my "slow" computer back at work. It if were not for the fact that I got to shadow my boss on and off It would have been a non learning experience in total. BUT I got to see how this place worked, which was much much much more like a for profit than a not for, and it dealt with not paper items, which is my main goal one day. We ( me and the other gal who interned with me) could not be more thrilled with our location, not 5 min from central park and surrounded by awesome cafes and shops gallore. I was able to visit an Emillio Puci store! Imagine my glee!
