Uri Nieto

My favorite place in New York. So beautiful. Go between 3pm and 5pm. In the Fall. And you’ll see the most amazing things.

They say Osama Bin Laden is dead. And the press and the people of this country are in big celebration. The streets of NY look like the streets of Barcelona when Barça beats Madrid in a soccer game. And the press is even more surrealistic:

And this is what my roommate recorded yesterday night at Times Square at around 1am (EST time):

(http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=lht_glrUdu4)

Read my roommate’s blog! (that’s an order)

I’ll keep you posted titans.

I love the snow. I hate the cold. I love the snow. Damn, I love this city.

(snow in new york)

New York City is The City. I love it so much. As the guy of the sunscreen said, you have to live here at least once in your life.

We went up to the top of the Empire State Building, the tallest building in Manhattan. And the view was just unbelievable. It felt like being in the heart of the world. And of course, we had to make an experiment. Here it is:

Just got to New York two weeks ago. And this city is wild. Giant buildings. Giant people. Giant parks. Giant jewish Spiral Curls. Giant avenues. Giant trains. Giant rats. Loving this place so far.

I live in a cozy little apartment in Harlem, next to Morningside, close to Central Park. I am trying to become a New Yorker by wearing blue shoes, an almost-jewish hat, hipster sun glasses, and go running in Central Park, but still I feel like a tourist. But who doesn’t in NY?

First days in NY in pics: