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Post by rugirl on Aug 3, 2007 23:33:03 GMT
Back to the F train, it also runs straight through midtown Manhattan. I don't know how it works but I imagine since New York will be a temporary residence for him, real estate people might hook him up with an apartment to lease near where he'll be working. Though Park Slope, Brooklyn, would be a quieter, more residential spot, Rufus might just be looking to walk to work every day. He could have been looking at apartments within walking distance of Broadway and the F train runs straight through Manhattan, Rockefeller Center area, 53rd and Lexington Avenue, etc. etc. [/quote]
Good point, it's been a while since I lived in NY, forgot about those stops.....Rockefeller Center would be nice, and Billy can go to Central Park pretty easily and ice skating in RC if they're there long enough.
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Post by Terri Mac on Aug 4, 2007 0:59:29 GMT
Maybe we'll find out soon. Once he's in NY, there should be more spottings ;D. My husband is off to Chicago for a few days; when he called before, he asked me if I would be spending my days without him riding the F train  |
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Post by quoll on Aug 4, 2007 4:32:05 GMT
LOL Terri, he's got you worked out!!!!
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Post by GreenEyesToo on Aug 4, 2007 11:32:47 GMT
My husband is off to Chicago for a few days; when he called before, he asked me if I would be spending my days without him riding the F train Well, you will be, won't you? Just in case? ;D (Take a camera!) |
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Post by Terri Mac on Aug 4, 2007 13:19:33 GMT
Well, you know I certainly would do that if I thought I had a chance in h*ll of seeing him (but I think he's moved on by now . . . ) It does give the New Yorkers hope though
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Post by Terri Mac on Aug 4, 2007 13:23:12 GMT
oops, posted too soon, forgot to add this  Do you think he would mind a middle-aged New York lifer showing him around Manhattan?  ;D P.S. how do you guys pick up someone else's quotes and enclose them in a box? |
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Post by quoll on Aug 5, 2007 6:48:17 GMT
oops, posted too soon, forgot to add this Do you think he would mind a middle-aged New York lifer showing him around Manhattan? ;D P.S. how do you guys pick up someone else's quotes and enclose them in a box? No idea about whether he would like a guided tour or not! No harm in asking if you get the chance though. As for quotes - like this you mean - hit "quote" in the top right hand corner of the message you want to quote and it will pop up in the box for you to write your reply in. |
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Post by Terri Mac on Aug 11, 2007 3:43:25 GMT
oops, posted too soon, forgot to add this Do you think he would mind a middle-aged New York lifer showing him around Manhattan? ;D P.S. how do you guys pick up someone else's quotes and enclose them in a box? Quoll Thanks much! I finally got it  Terri No idea about whether he would like a guided tour or not! No harm in asking if you get the chance though. As for quotes - like this you mean - hit "quote" in the top right hand corner of the message you want to quote and it will pop up in the box for you to write your reply in. |
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Post by herrmannka on Aug 24, 2007 21:01:42 GMT
haha-I usually just read the posts and add nothing but this time I just can't refrain from doing so ...I LOVE your funny, witty comments & speculations on everything connected with Rufus..all the info about where &when he reportedly "emerged" are discussed immediately..you have spies all around, i can bet  . And since I live much farther than you &have absolutely no chance to bump into Rufus I can only thank God you keep the watch Thx for all the photos&chats that keep me well-informed and you guys-keep watching Roofy! :-) |
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Post by ukelelehip on Oct 18, 2007 15:52:54 GMT
Another sighting: Celebrity sighting!
I had lunch with actor Rufus Sewell (Amazing Grace, The Illusionist, Dark City) today. OK, that's a lie, but I did sit 10 feet from him at a West Village restaurant. The servers were all abuzz, knowing he was someone, but not sure who that someone might be. Chris and I filled them in after he left. He's starring in Tom Stoppard's new play Rock 'N' Roll, which opens on Friday...www.fidgetingwildly.com/fidgetingwildly/2007/10/celebrity-sight.html |
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Post by quoll on Oct 18, 2007 21:53:56 GMT
Some people get all the luck!
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Post by rufluvr on Oct 18, 2007 23:48:50 GMT
Boy, are things going to be different for Rufus post R & R. He will get recognized a lot more in NYC, and depending on the level of success and press of the show, his worldwide recognition level will change as well. This, of course, has it's pluses and it's minuses. I wish him well, and I know he'll do great with the increased fame, since he has been working so hard in the business for so long; he will handle it gracefully and appreciate it I should think.
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;D
. And since I live much farther than you &have absolutely no chance to bump into Rufus I can only thank God you keep the watch 
