Blogging in a Downtown Park

First off, how chiq (probs missed spelled) is this? Maybe on a scale of one to ten this will be a four or five (ten being the highest you can be). Right now it is beautiful out--earlier today it was puring--and being in a park after it rained is some what fun. This is true for me at least.

Back to the point. Being downtown is amazing and I can't get enough of it. After college I will like to start a PR firm with my friend--he is majoring in business. I have to add in here that a squeal just jumped on my shoulder and now I am walking from it. This is kind of ironic because the friend that I am talking about is sometimes known as that--a squeal. Back to the story he is going to be going straight to get is MBA if he gets into this program. If he does he will not have "co-founders's rights", but once he gets it he will be a senior partner in the firm. I can't wait for this plain to be put into action. It is four years away.

By the way the type of PR I want to do is for companies, people and other things.

For now,
JGOLD



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Passover, Philosophical View Point--Part One

Passover is one of my favorite Jewish holidays, because the family comes together—for me the second sadder both my father’s and mother’s family get to gather at my home. Some years we have friends over, or relatives of relatives. Somewhere in Jewish writings it says that you should open your house to the hungry and to those that do not have any where to go. This year we are having a newlywed couple—the husband works for my mother—over. This is something that I really enjoy, having people over that do not have any where to go or—my personal favorite—having non-Jews come over who are either interested in what Passover is about or because we just want them to come over for a festive meal. This year—if my father lets me—I will twitter the whole sadder, but I doubt that that is going to happen. I also plain on writing a blog post about the sadder and input from my father’s side on the sadder—they grew up Orthodox.

I guess that this post is not that philosophical but who cares the rest will be.

For now,
JGOLD

Bluetooth on Subway

I live in New York City where over a majority of the subway routes are underground. There is also no cell service down in the subway--unlike Paris's Metro in which you get service on the underground train. So my question is why do people wear there bluetooth on the subway? It greatly irritates me because its not like that they are going to get a phone call or any thing on the subway. At this point I like to point out that I am typing this up on my Blackberry on the E train heading towards Queens.

I will like to know why people do this and if they do this in other subway system's.

JGold

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Curry's Accepted Student Day, Amazing Day it was!

The day at Curry was absiltutly amazing. The day was filled with fun activities. These included a tour of a freshmen dorm--vary important--a tour of the radio station, and many more.

One of my favorite events was going to class. I know that might be strange but it was loads of fun. My class was called "Politics are Everywhere". It was a great class because--not only of the topic--but because of the only question he asked which was "What part of your life is not affected b government?" None really because like the name of the class politics are everywhere and the government may of either a direct or indirect way of affecting your life.

As to the social element of the day that was also fun. I did see this one person that I BBM with. If you do not know what BBM is it stands for Blackberry Messenger and is some thing that only Blackberry users can use. It is basically a direct way for BB users to communicate with one another.

That reminds me that because I am sending this from my Blackberry so at the end of my message it will say sent from my blackberry.

For now,
JGold


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Meeting my new class mates

So I will be going up to my college for the day tomorrow—they are having an accepted students’ day—and I am very excited. This is because I get to meet all my new class mates for the next four years! Can not wait, but I am a bit nervous about leaving a good first impresision on them.

Let you know how it all goes tomorrow—and sorry that there has not been a post in a while.

JGold