So, how was the Big City? Wish I could have joined the two of you for some NYC site seein’, but my incredibly important social obligations in Idaho just wouldn’t allow it. Maybe next time?

New York was fantastic! I would love to live there, given the right work/family situation. We had a great time, and I’ll be showing you some stuff we did in the next few vlogs.

Sorry you couldn’t make it, Tim. I’ll give you more of a heads up next time.

Justin

Glad to hear you and Michael had such a great time in New York. I’ve always wanted to go there, and the music scene must be fantastic.

Thanks for the comment on the good ol’ LiveJournal as well!

Oh, and just noticed that you’ve added me to your Blogs links! Thanks!

I just checked out the pics from your NYC trip — wow. I was actually there once myself, back in 1988 or’89, I can’t remember. It was amazing then, it’s amazing now. And BTW, you and Michael look more like “brothers” than lovers. Just an observation. This is where we leave our “comments’” isn’t it? Seriously, a pretty couple.

Those are some mighty cool pictures. I’ve always been a big fan of London, Munchen and Berlin… but I get the distinct impression from your gallery (and, by the way, that is some rather cool photography, mate) that New York would trump ‘em all!

And we get to see Michael (that one of you and Michael with central park in the background is really cool, by the way)! And, by the looks of things, you are an Avenue Q fan! I saw it in London in the opening week; we had Anne Harada as Christmas Eve, which was kinda’ neat!

And that science museum looked really cool, as well…

Tim: Thank you. We get the brothers thing a lot, even though we really look nothing alike IRL.

Xander: Thanks for the compliments on the photos. Michael will be pleased. I have wanted to see Avenue Q for the longest time, but I haven’t had a chance until this trip. Finally seeing the songs combined with the stage acting was hilarious!