#1
Posted: 12/3/05 at 1:03pm
We make human pyramids.
Really, though. Any ideas? This town can get boring.
Really, though. Any ideas? This town can get boring.
What do you do on the weekends with no money?
#2
Posted: 12/3/05 at 1:09pm
I'm not from New York so I'm not sure what you have to pay for and what is free. There's a lot to see in DC that's still free - all the monuments, the museums, the art galleries. And there are a LOAD of them!
Do you have to pay to ice skate in the park? Take a hike (seriously) across the Brooklyn Bridge. Oh - there must be lots of things to do!
Do you have to pay to ice skate in the park? Take a hike (seriously) across the Brooklyn Bridge. Oh - there must be lots of things to do!
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#3
Posted: 12/3/05 at 1:16pm
If NYC,
Take "The Works" free tour of Central Park with the Central Park Rangers.
Take free walks with Shorewalkers all around the shore periphery of Manhattan and other locales.
Many of the NYC museums will accept a donation and give admission, even $1.
Walk up and down Riverside Park. Central Park.
Walk the streets of Manhattan in the Village or Soho.
Stop by Harry Winston's and go in and look at the jewelry. Or Tiffanys.
See the window displays of the major stores like Bloomingdales, Saks, Macy's, Lord & Taylor's, and Bergdorf's.
See the big Christmas trees at Rockefeller Center and Lincoln Center, and the ice skating at the former and in Central Park. I think Bryant Park has a free skating rink, too.
Walk up and down Madison and Fifth Avenues.
Watch the boats in the harbor or on the Hudson.
Take the Statan Island Ferry.
Visit the New York Public Library.
Use your imagination.
Take "The Works" free tour of Central Park with the Central Park Rangers.
Take free walks with Shorewalkers all around the shore periphery of Manhattan and other locales.
Many of the NYC museums will accept a donation and give admission, even $1.
Walk up and down Riverside Park. Central Park.
Walk the streets of Manhattan in the Village or Soho.
Stop by Harry Winston's and go in and look at the jewelry. Or Tiffanys.
See the window displays of the major stores like Bloomingdales, Saks, Macy's, Lord & Taylor's, and Bergdorf's.
See the big Christmas trees at Rockefeller Center and Lincoln Center, and the ice skating at the former and in Central Park. I think Bryant Park has a free skating rink, too.
Walk up and down Madison and Fifth Avenues.
Watch the boats in the harbor or on the Hudson.
Take the Statan Island Ferry.
Visit the New York Public Library.
Use your imagination.
#4
Posted: 12/3/05 at 1:23pm
Wait-- where did this New York thing come from?
I'm from the suburbs of Chicago. I'm not looking for stuff to do in the city, either because I'm down there at least once a weekend with my boyfriend, who always pays, so. . . HaHa.
I'm from the suburbs of Chicago. I'm not looking for stuff to do in the city, either because I'm down there at least once a weekend with my boyfriend, who always pays, so. . . HaHa.
#6
Posted: 12/3/05 at 2:19pm
I usually just go out for long walks by myself. I feel quite peaceful and serene and calm while doing that.
#7
Posted: 12/3/05 at 2:27pm
Write a paper on how the Greek idea of a tragic hero is utilized in the character of Creon in Antigone!
Loads of fun. I'll let you write one for me, if you want, cause I'm nice like that.
Loads of fun. I'll let you write one for me, if you want, cause I'm nice like that.
#8
Posted: 12/3/05 at 2:28pm
With a friend, plan and build a miniature Indian village out of beans.
#9
Posted: 12/3/05 at 2:30pm
Join the club of the obtuse, lamentingenvelope; you've just qualified for membership.
#10
Posted: 12/3/05 at 3:23pm
With a friend, plan and build a miniature Indian village out of beans.
love that one, cruel!
love that one, cruel!
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#11
Posted: 12/3/05 at 3:30pm
Um I write a paper about Israel and Palestine how the US picked the wrong IR theroy with it
And a paper about a newspaper article about macroeconomics (may use the weekly grosses one...could be fun
And do a statistics project
And a paper about a newspaper article about macroeconomics (may use the weekly grosses one...could be fun
And do a statistics project
#12
Posted: 12/3/05 at 3:33pm
write DBQs, let me tell you.. best two hours of my life.
#13
Posted: 12/3/05 at 3:36pm
Stay @ home & sleep or watch old movies on TV or frequent the board
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#14
Posted: 12/3/05 at 5:20pm
"write DBQs, let me tell you.. best two hours of my life."
Some of my friends have to write DBQ's. Do you have to do that national history day project? Because they have to do that as well.
Some of my friends have to write DBQ's. Do you have to do that national history day project? Because they have to do that as well.
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#15
Posted: 12/3/05 at 5:23pm
it's optional for extra credit. I chose not to do it.
#16
Posted: 12/3/05 at 5:55pm
scrapbook! i love watching a movie and sitting on the living room floor scrapbooking for an afternoon.
#17
Posted: 12/3/05 at 6:11pm
Go to your local library and check out the first volume of Anthony Trollope's Palliser novels, Can You Forgive Her?, and begin reading. When you're done check out the 2nd novel, and read it. Continue in a like fashion until you have finished all six.
Then you might try the Chronicle of Barsetshire, beginning with The Warden. There are five more after that one.
By the time you finish all twelve novels you will have a better understanding of life in mid-Victorian England, both in the country and in town; of how people occupied themselves when there was no television, or radio, or computer, or Internet, and yet, for many, having no money was the natural order of things; and you will have improved your vocabulary and reading comprehension.
Also, by that time you may have children of your own, and impart on them a love of reading.
Then you might try the Chronicle of Barsetshire, beginning with The Warden. There are five more after that one.
By the time you finish all twelve novels you will have a better understanding of life in mid-Victorian England, both in the country and in town; of how people occupied themselves when there was no television, or radio, or computer, or Internet, and yet, for many, having no money was the natural order of things; and you will have improved your vocabulary and reading comprehension.
Also, by that time you may have children of your own, and impart on them a love of reading.
#18
Posted: 12/3/05 at 7:15pm
I don't know, I always have money.
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#19
Posted: 12/3/05 at 7:30pm
Now Now One Song Glory, if you are going to brag then you need to share the wealth...
Please distribute the money...
Please distribute the money...
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#20
Posted: 12/3/05 at 7:38pm
Aren't you in Chi-town? Just..walk around I guess. Winter's nice to look at.
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#21
Posted: 12/3/05 at 8:04pm
Make some money by whoring yourself out downtown...that's what I am off to do.
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#22
Posted: 12/3/05 at 8:31pm
All you people talking about homework. . . Psh!
Jose'- By the time I read 12 novels, I'll have kids? Sounds like quiiiite the hefty read.
Aigoo- No no, in the suburbs. All I have to look at are swing sets and driveways.
Jose'- By the time I read 12 novels, I'll have kids? Sounds like quiiiite the hefty read.
Aigoo- No no, in the suburbs. All I have to look at are swing sets and driveways.
#23
Posted: 12/3/05 at 8:36pm
There's not much to do outdoors right now unless you like being cold. I say find a bar that is having $1 margarita night.
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#24
Posted: 12/3/05 at 8:39pm
The library is always fun.
No, I'm not joking.
No, I'm not joking.
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#25
Posted: 12/3/05 at 8:45pm
You can go to a music store and listen to free music on those little scanners with headphones.
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