New York City, touristic city

New York is a great place to be in, it's a very interesting place, is a good place to hang out with some friends, although there are always many phonies. You can found many things and turistic places, theres is the Central Park, a green area in middle of the city, there are many things in there, you can go birding, boating, and many other things. There's also a lagoon with ducks in it, where they go at Winter? If you like ice skating there are two rinks in Central Park, Wollman rink and Lasker rink, if you like animals the Central Park Zoo you'll have to visit. New York City has many touristic places, such as the famous Statue of Liberty, the Empire State building, the Rockefeller Center, Time Square, some museums such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art. 50 million people go to New York City in the year so you must take your time if you want to go there, the sport events take over the place and make it even more full, the NFL, NBA, MLS, NHL are the most seen sports in there and there is also the marathon, the longest in the world, and the U.S. Open in tennis. There are some food stands in the place, the classic hot dog is sold there and also kebabs, brought by arabians, and pretzels also, so you'll not die of hunger. New York City is one of the most visited places, and you can find many interesting things, so, what are you waiting for?

Summary Of This Week

Before this whole thing of modernism I knew who was Igor Stravinski, the russian compositor, he used atonalism and serialism to make all his music; I also knew who was Claude Debusy, french compositor, and what was modernism but only in music. I learned how and when was modernism in art, architecture, and the definition. Beign different is what modernism is all about, such as Holden in the Catcher in the Rye, always trying to be different from the rest and making everyone look like phonies. I'll need to review everything that has to do with the definition, I don't understand it very well, and I'll need also yo investigate a little more about The Catcher in the Rye and modernism, so I can make some new connections.