Re: MD Fun in Manhattan?

From: Robert Warlov (Poetzzz@softhome.net)
Date: Mon Jun 23 2003 - 00:21:20 BST

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    I haven't been back to New York in some 20 years but the fun is everywhere,
    if you have New York eyes. Try the lower east side for music (fri &sat
    nights). Broadway plays, food every place, every kind- China Town, Time
    Square- (Washington square park on Saturday for free live music al a
    fresca) Central Park (day time only, unless your a masochist).

    Go to Wall street at "rush hour"; you wont believe the mass of humanity
    that moves down the side walks looking for busses, taxi's, subway entrances.

    Don't forget to take a ride on the Staten Island Ferry. At night it's very
    peacful.

    Relevance to Dynamic Quality? Everything is relevant!

    Dynamic Quality is not fun. That's backwards. Fun is Dynamic Quality. If
    your having fun, your in it. (fun is the secret of life!).
    By the way. My name is Robert too. I've read the book (and am reading it)

    ----- Original Message -----
    From: Ian Glendinning <ian@psybertron.org>
    To: <moq_discuss@moq.org>
    Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003 1:42 PM
    Subject: RE: MD Fun in Manhattan?

    > Phew, glad I got the irony level about right.
    >
    > (You did notice my querying concerned the relevance of the specific sites
    > you listed, not NYC itself.)
    >
    > Ian
    >
    > -----Original Message-----
    > From: owner-moq_discuss@venus.co.uk
    > [mailto:owner-moq_discuss@venus.co.uk]On Behalf Of Valence
    > Sent: 19 June 2003 17:42
    > To: moq_discuss@moq.org
    > Subject: Re: MD Fun in Manhattan?
    >
    >
    > Hi Ian,
    >
    > IAN
    > > Nice pitch for NYC, but the relevance to Pirsig is ... ?
    >
    > RICK
    > Umm... How about... Pirsig described NYC the most Dynamic place on Earth
    > (LILA ch17 p252). David, apparently intrigued, decided to come and
    > investigate for himself and inquired about where he might find some "fun"
    in
    > NYC. As Pirsig tells us, Dynamic Quality is pure fun (LILA ch11 p 171).
    So
    > if you read between the lines, David was asking about how he might get
    > closer to DQ via his upcoming New York experience... and that's not really
    > any less relevant to Pirsig than any other thread about experiencing DQ,
    is
    > it?
    >
    > How's that for a save?
    >
    >
    > IAN
    > > BTW Don't shoot me I'm new around here, but ...
    > >
    > > What about
    > > The hotel overlooking Central Park ?
    > > The restaurants ?
    > > The Pier ?
    > > Other views / locations ?
    >
    > RICK
    > The firing squad got too expensive so we don't shoot newbies anymore,
    we've
    > decided instead to kick it old-school and use a rack ;-) But seriously,
    > those are all great suggestions for places to see in the city, that's the
    > thing about NY, you can spend an active lifetime here and still not see
    > everything (trust me on this one).
    >
    > IAN
    > > I've just flown back to UK from US (not NY unfortunately) finishing my
    3rd
    > > re-read of Lila just before arrival - more annotations than original
    text
    > > now ! And all the scenes on the Hudson and in Manhattan so evocative.
    > > Especially poignant messages about the big Apple, that most Dynamic city
    > and
    > > the skyline including the WTC.
    >
    > RICK
    > I actually had a WTC view from my previous apartment (and yes, I saw them
    go
    > down with my own eyes). Now I've moved and I have a view of the Statue of
    > Liberty (statue of DQ?) and the river... it's an inspiring sight to
    wake-up
    > to everyday.
    >
    > IAN
    > > Shall I introduce myself ?
    >
    > RICK
    > Welcome to the forum.
    >
    > take care
    > rick
    >
    > The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful
    > servant. We have created a society that honors the servant and has
    forgotten
    > the gift.-- Albert Einstein
    >
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