Young Man's Chronicles: June 2010

My Reading

Jodi Picoult "House Rules"
Michelle Richmond "No one you know"
Dean Koontz "Mr. Murder"
John Hart "The Last Child"
Kazuo Ishiguro "When we were Orphans"
Stacey D'Erasmo "A Seahorse Year"
John Weir "What I did wrong"
Tana French "In the Woods"
Julie Powell "Julie and Julia"
Jodi Picoult "Nineteen minutes"
Nelson DeMille "The Charm School"
Jodi Picoult "My Sister's Keeper"
John Grisham "Appeal"
Stephenie Meyer "Twilight"
Jennifer Cody Epstein "The Painter from Shanghai"
Elliott Perlman "Seven Types of Ambiguity"
Michelle Richmond "The year of fog"
Amanda Eyre Ward "How to be lost"
Ted Dekker "Skin"
Ted Dekker "Th3ee"

Few more pics from past weekend

>> Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Pride Weekend

>> Tuesday, June 29, 2010

This weekend there was an annual pride weekend in NYC, and it is definitely a cultural experience worth watching at least once. Me and my friends went to Broadway to witness the show, and see how everything goes. Surprisingly, many organizations use this event as a chance to promote themselves, and even more surprisingly, about 50% of those organizations are churches.

Meeting with my friend Eric

During the weekend I met with my friend Eric for breakfast, and then we also had a chance to visit the largest cathedral in US.

Cathedral of Saint John the Divine

The Cathedral of St. John the Divine, officially the Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine in the City and Diocese of New York, is the Cathedral of the Episcopal Diocese of New York. The cathedral is claimed to be the largest Cathedral and Anglican church and fourth largest[1] Christian church in the world (although the title is disputed with Liverpool Anglican Cathedral).