These guys were breakdancing in the sub station and we happened upon them while switching trains. We were there for .5 seconds before some guy comes and holds the bucket out to me for me to drop money in. I kept telling him I didn't have any money and he kept telling me, "This isn't Hollywood." It was hilarious. I don't think he ever believed me.
We stayed with the Delliapoli's in New Jersey about an hour outside the city. What a sweet family to let us stay with them. Their daughter Sara, was Bridge and Gretch's good friend from LU and she made up the whole mother-in-law apartment for all of us to stay upstairs. They are a very Italian family and Mrs. D. makes one heck of a lasagna and homemade meatballs.
These guys were breakdancing in the sub station and we happened upon them while switching trains. We were there for .5 seconds before some guy comes and holds the bucket out to me for me to drop money in. I kept telling him I didn't have any money and he kept telling me, "This isn't Hollywood." It was hilarious. I don't think he ever believed me.
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So...you went to my neck of the woods....who made that up? that doesn't make much sense when you are talking about the city....neck of the woods.....whatever...you know what imean. yeah, i've seen those guys...they are really good, but they should do that full-time and try to get somewhere instead of doing that in the subway. Great pictures guys...i'm glad you had a good time in the city. i like to visit, but i am always glad to come home :)so...when are we going to Alaska...i want to go ;)...serious about the whole Alaska thing.
You are welcome anytime! It's good to have connections. :) Can't promise any break dancers...buuut I can promise Alaskan Native games such as the seal jump, wrist carry, high kick, eskimo yo yo...we've got some options. ;)
I am game :)
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