不晓，它也是这座具有浓郁术气息的城市的其中一个象征。以前读书的时候，曾疯
狂地迷恋上了古埃及文化，所以经常搭了地铁来，一待就是大半天。想不到过了这
么多年，故地重游，仿佛又象回到了从前一般。我的好朋友史帝夫是学艺术的，跟
他探讨，自然有心得。但我老公是学计算机专业，脑子里只有一根筋。对他来说，
艺术是吃饱了饭没什么事情的人做的事，而他经常觉得肚饿(贪吃鬼)，所以自然对
一幅破画不大感冒。
我们的路线是从康州坐火车到Grand Central，然后搭地铁六号线去China Town吃午
饭。吃完午饭，再坐地铁去位于第五大街(著名的Fifth Avenue)的博物馆。
大约六点离开展览馆，去位于33街的日本buffet 店吃buffet。爽吧！
Waiting for my train. Nice day, yeah?
My pastime on the train-crocheting
In front of the restaurant where I had my..eh..pig intestines,
ears and yeah pig heart for lunch. By the way, the heart is my favorite.
Im in the shade. This is China Town ok?
Inside the subway station
Fifth Ave where the museum is located
在MET门前留影
PS. To the "gentleman" sitting behind: I know you are pretty adamant
about cropping you out of the photo. Normally, I'd crop out anything
that's not artistially appealing out from my photo
(that would be you in this case). But by doing so, it'd seriously
compromise the quality of the photo. Plus your reluctance to lift
your fat heavy butt and move somewhere else made me believe you
kinda enjoy being noticed somehow. Thus, I had no choice but left
my pic the way it is with you being the major flaw.
*laughing hysterically*
Ancient Egyptian Art
Me in a 17th centry antique mirror
At Todai--My plate full of sashimi and whatnots.Higly recommended
Grand Central Train Station at night
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