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**BruceCroucshs** · 06-18-2009, 04:11 AM

NYC is one of the most amazing cities I've been in . I spent a week and a half living in the Upper West Side with my ex-girlfriend's family, and got to experience the city from a non-tourist's perspective, which made the trip well worthwhile.

What exactly did you do in those 7 hours?

Well what did we do, not much really, we went to see the Statue of Liberty, checked out Times square, alot of stores, etc and a few other things i don´t really remember that well. (It´s a long time ago tbh) But the main feeling was dirty and chaotic.
Having that said i must admit that i´m not a fan of big cities anyways (maybe because of the experiences i´ve had in the past (NY, Dallas, Houston, Berlin, Amsterdam, etc)

06-18-2009, 04:11 AM	#16
BruceCroucshs Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 718 Senior Member	NYC is one of the most amazing cities I've been in . I spent a week and a half living in the Upper West Side with my ex-girlfriend's family, and got to experience the city from a non-tourist's perspective, which made the trip well worthwhile. What exactly did you do in those 7 hours? Well what did we do, not much really, we went to see the Statue of Liberty, checked out Times square, alot of stores, etc and a few other things i don´t really remember that well. (It´s a long time ago tbh) But the main feeling was dirty and chaotic. Having that said i must admit that i´m not a fan of big cities anyways (maybe because of the experiences i´ve had in the past (NY, Dallas, Houston, Berlin, Amsterdam, etc)
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