Last year when i went to Queens i totally didn't like it. Just got off at a random stop and it obviously wasn't the right one.
So, this year we tried again..
And we ended up at Flushing Meadows Corona Park.
It was fucking awesome!! I totally loved it!
You get to see all these remnants and ruins from the 1939-40 and 1964-65 New York World's Fairs. It's just totally amazing and space age.
Some space age observation towers.
This is pretty awesome! Time capsules!
"Buried alongside the 1938 capsule, this container holds an additional 50,000 microfilm pages, tranquilizers, one checkered bikini, credit cards, a fifty-star American flag, tektite, Beatles record "A Hard Day's Night" birth control pills, plastic wrap material from Echo II satellite, Kent filter cigarettes, detergent, freeze dried foods, irradiated seeds, a plastic heart valve, an electric toothbrush, and desalted Pacific Ocean water."
The New York Hall of Science.
Yeah, so overall i would really recommend this as a destination if you want to see something a bit different on your next trip to New York. I'll be back!
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Sunday, September 18, 2011
I ♥ QUEENS
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flushing meadows,
free time,
funny pictures,
holiday,
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Wednesday, June 22, 2011
WINTER SOLSTICE
Winter Solstice, the shortest day of the year.
They had a week of celebrations in Fed Square in Melbourne. We went one night, it was nice.
Lots of dances by different nationalities, pretty cool music and interesting performances.
The music was mostly trancy, which combined with the costumes nearly put me in some sort of hypnosis.
They built this pyramid thing a couple of weeks ago. Kids could decorate lanterns and then they put them up on the structure. For some reason they turned them off most of the time, which kind of defeats the purpose.
Of course it takes two supervisors to watch over a fire.
Nice fire pit. They could have thrown a couple of more logs on it.
Fiiire.. oops, just put me into a trance again..
Loved this woman from the Japanese performance. They did a dance to remember the people who died in the Japan earthquake. Sad.
Good Night! And lets hope summer comes sooon!!
They had a week of celebrations in Fed Square in Melbourne. We went one night, it was nice.
Lots of dances by different nationalities, pretty cool music and interesting performances.
The music was mostly trancy, which combined with the costumes nearly put me in some sort of hypnosis.
They built this pyramid thing a couple of weeks ago. Kids could decorate lanterns and then they put them up on the structure. For some reason they turned them off most of the time, which kind of defeats the purpose.
Of course it takes two supervisors to watch over a fire.
Nice fire pit. They could have thrown a couple of more logs on it.
Fiiire.. oops, just put me into a trance again..
Loved this woman from the Japanese performance. They did a dance to remember the people who died in the Japan earthquake. Sad.
Good Night! And lets hope summer comes sooon!!
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
WHAT'S HAPPENING WITH MY LIFE
This weekend we are moving into a new house. We were actually planning on moving (back) to Berlin in spring next year, in April, but then we postponed it for another year.
We have been doing this for probably the last 3 years and i'm feeling truly sorry for my 3 friends back home who i'm always telling i will be back soon.
I have been living in Australia for almost 5 years now and i'm not sure if it's life in the suburbs, Australian culture or my dead end jobs, but my brain feels like it has been soaked in fabric softener for too long and it's not a nice feeling.
But we decided to be sensible and stay another year, need to save up quite a bit of money to move there and not stress about it. But i REALLY wanted to move into a new house. The house we got now.. where do i start..?! We actually found a new one quite quickly this time, i loved it straight away, it's got floorboards, a nice kitchen and bathroom, it's fairly big and bright, it's got a patio and even partial solar power. Now, that is pretty cool.
So now it's all comparing fridges, carpet cleaners and electricity providers for me. Not too exciting, but i'm looking forward to getting it all organized and settling in.
We have been doing this for probably the last 3 years and i'm feeling truly sorry for my 3 friends back home who i'm always telling i will be back soon.
I have been living in Australia for almost 5 years now and i'm not sure if it's life in the suburbs, Australian culture or my dead end jobs, but my brain feels like it has been soaked in fabric softener for too long and it's not a nice feeling.
But we decided to be sensible and stay another year, need to save up quite a bit of money to move there and not stress about it. But i REALLY wanted to move into a new house. The house we got now.. where do i start..?! We actually found a new one quite quickly this time, i loved it straight away, it's got floorboards, a nice kitchen and bathroom, it's fairly big and bright, it's got a patio and even partial solar power. Now, that is pretty cool.
So now it's all comparing fridges, carpet cleaners and electricity providers for me. Not too exciting, but i'm looking forward to getting it all organized and settling in.
My label has been on the back burner for a little while now, actually a year, since i started working full-time again. I'm getting a new studio, it's smaller, only one room, now i got 2, but i'm sure it's gonna be nice. So once i set it all up i might be able to focus on some new stuff.
I also booked a new craft class, just for me. It's an upholstery class and i'm pretty excited about it.
It's gonna be great to do up some old chairs i got around the house, i also wanna get myself some cool sanders for Christmas. Awesome. Stay tuned, because i am planning on putting up before/after pictures.
I also told all my twitter friends about my new upholstery obsession and my lovely friend Kerri decided to book the class with me. I'm so excited. Now we can drool over fabrics and power tools together.
So that's basically it, i'm staying here for now, got a new house, a new studio and hopefully some pretty upcycled furniture soon. And i also wanna do a dressmaking class, once i find one that fits my schedule.
You got any exciting new plans? Let me know, i'd love to hear about them.
I took the photos in New York. I Love NY. And i miss it. I call the pictures 'Studies in Steel', i love steel too.
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