Hi everybody!<\/p>\n
As I told you, after a very long wait I\u2019ve been working with Diller Scofidio + Renfro<\/strong> in New York<\/strong> since last December!<\/p>\n As days pass I feel I\u2019m becoming more a New Yorker<\/strong>. Even if I\u2019m always saying to my friends and family that it may sound like a clich\u00e9 but I\u2019ve never had the feeling of being a stranger in New York (or almost never). This city has so many things, ambiences, places, people, foods\u2026 that you can always find your place in it!<\/p>\n And, referring to this \u201cor almost never\u201d up this line and to this \u201cor almost\u201d in the headline\u2026 I\u2019m going to talk a little bit about the Macy\u00b4s Thanksgiving Parade<\/strong> that took place just two days after I landed by the very end of November. I was not completely honest with you saying that I\u2019ve never felt like a stranger in New York<\/strong>.<\/p>\n By then, I was looking for an apartment to live during my stay in the city and, as by Thanksgiving the whole country stops and celebrates, it was impossible to visit potential homes this day. So, taking benefit of my jetlag, I woke up early, took my backpack and went to Central Park West Ave<\/strong> to take a medium\/good spot to see the parade with views to the park.<\/p>\n I have to admit that I was a bit out of place surrounded by the crowd cheering to these giant cartoon\u2019s characters balloons, the majority of which were completely unknown to me. Not to mention the crazy must of the parade: the turkey-hats, a tremendous success among the public. Anyway, I guess this feeling is something that happens when you go to one of the most American things you can go during the entire year and you have not got rid of the jetlag yet.<\/p>\n See you in the next post!<\/p>\n Bye from my fire escape! (as you can see I found a true New York style apartment)<\/p>\n