from 53rd St

I am already feeling mental confusion so I better not write anything, but Ze and Maya have updated their blogs. Don't miss Ze's post it is called Murder in New York.

Van Gogh and the Colors of the Night
Through January 5, 2009 at The MoMA

You can view the exhibition online or go with me tomorrow ;)
MoMA is also on 53rd St, just a few blocks from Sloan-Kettering.

I am back home. Two hundred miles (320km?) separate my house from Sloan-Kettering. Next week the girls are going also. It´s just too hard to enjoy Manhattan without them. Especially when you run into camels.

Apparently we also ran into the Secretary of Homeland Security... but that´s another story. I´ll tell you tomorrow.

Massimo Vignelli recently updated his 1972 iconic New York City subway map.

Yesterday morning I took the Lexington Ave (green) line from my uncle's house, got out in Grand Central (42nd) and walked 10 blocks (on Madison Ave). There was a stop on 51st but I wanted to walk. In the afternoon I took the E (blue) line from MSKCC (53rd) to Penn Station (34th) where I took the the 5h40 train to Providence. I'm posting these notes and Vignelli's map because I know I'll need it when I get "mental fog".

"Now the flames they followed Joan of Arc..."

Encontrei. Agora so estou à espera que o Rui escreva a carta de recomendaçao!

I found the place where I want to stay in New York City. It is a nunnery called Jeanne D´Arc. My friend Rui, who knows me since I was 10 years old, says that they will not accept me there ;).

160 East 53rd

Will R7112 be the one?