Chicago Pictures

So Katherine told me to blog, but I have nothing to blog about, so I'm just going to upload a poopload of pictures and write cute little captions.

Remember I said I would make a Facebook album with all the pictures from my trip to Chicago?
Well, I aint doin' that no more.  Instead, I am going to upload some of them here, and you, my blog readers (Katherine, maybe Jake)  will be the only ones who get to see them!  Talk about feeling special.  Now, buy me something, bastards.

Some of these pictures are bad, but that's the camera's fault.  It was the cheapest one at Wal-Mart.

BY THE WAY - I took all these damn pictures, so, © on all of them.

Click any image to enlarge

That's the Cloud Gate (aka 'The Bean')  I was there at 6 in the morning, so I had it all to myself.  Next time you plan a trip to Chicago, get there early.  Then take all those silly pictures without people watching.

I Hated myself for doing that, but I just had to.  I look like a cross-eyed Mexican Smurf.  

The green pasture thing.  They hold concerts there and all.

Why, if it isn't the Smurfit - Stone Building.  Yes it is.

MARINA CITY!!!  I want to live there so bad, it's pathetic.  Either there or at Lake Shore, but I won't have money for either any time soon.

Oh my gwad! There it is again!  I think I sent this picture to like 20 people or something.  

Funny phone number I saw.

That's the city right there.  Love it.  Be jealous and all.

That building is right in front of my future school.  That's like the first thing you see when you walk out. 

That's the Merchandise Mart.  It's sort of part of one of the campus locations of my future school.  It is also hella big.  4,000,000 square feet of floor space.  O.O

That's the Willis Tower.  It's sideways.  Turn your head.  Next I'll be going up on the Sky Deck!

That's the South side, as seen from the 103rd floor of the Willis Tower. (I had to pay 15 damn dollars to go up there)

That's to the North East of the Willis Tower.  You can clearly see the Trump Tower and the John Hancock Center.

That's the North Side.  It's boring and uninteresting.

Those are my feet, pointed towards the West side, so that they can all smell them.

Those are my feet again, and that is the bottom side.  I was not scared at all. (I really wasn't.)

So there it is.  My trip to Chicago was the best.  Please come and visit me (Jake[s] and Katherine)  and I'll walk you around the city like tourists!  

Ok, thank you for reading, or shall I say 'viewing-and-setting-as-wallpapering' this post. 

Ta!

-Ricardo