Ocean Lover
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T-minus three days--I have a really long list, a boat load of maps, and a book with a dozen little flags in it.
Here's the funny part: I just found out Friday night that my high school drama teacher, who often hires me to play for her shows, is going to be in town at the same time. This is where you start humming "It's a Small World."
(And this is where you stop humming. I hate that song.)
Tomorrow night is the big planning session. Wanna hear what is planned so far? (Sure you do)
Ambitious? Maybe. Exciting? Fer Sher.
- Friday: Get off the plane at LaGuardia at 1:29.
- Arrive in Harlem to dump suitcases at 3-ish.
- Breathe for no more than 10 minutes.
- Guggenheim at 5:45, since they have a special thing on Friday night.
- Maybe the Empire State Building.
- Saturday: TODAY show at 7 a.m.
- Tour Rockerfeller Center. Check on tickets for SNL.
- Jump on down to WTC site.
- St. Paul's/Trinity Churches
- Federal Reserve, NYSE, pet the bull.
- If this is finished by 10:30, check on the Staten Island Ferry times.
- SPRING AWAKENING at 2:00
- Empire State, if we missed it on Friday.
- Museum of Natural History, probably just from the outside.
- Chinatown, Little Italy
- SNL, if possible
- Sunday: toward Brooklyn. See if we can find "Friends" apt., just for funn
- Cross Brooklyn Bridge.
- Grimaldi's Pizzeria with friend from high school, if he's available
- Check on the Chili Festival, HAZMAT Modine
- Head back to town and take off up 5th Avenue to see all that junk
- Central Park.
- Another show, possibly. Thinking about HAIRSPRAY or CURTAINS.
- If no show, do all the other stuff we didn't get to do yet.
- Monday: Breakfast with my kid who's in SPRING AWAKENING, I hope. Catch a flight out of LaGuardia at 11:20.
I love a girl with a plan...have a grayt time!!!!!! Can't wait for the report...and pics!!!!
Was Blake sitting in the chairs on the right side of the stage? Also, when you talk to Blake, would love to know about how many actors had to audition for each part.

