Growing up in SI where there truly is nothing is such an experience. Exploring all the parks, creating your own mind games to keep you busy, it’s like learning to be okay with being an introvert which I’m doing now ❤
finally. i can smirk and chuckle and say "oh yeah i know...i already saw it" under my breath when i go to school and my friends are like "peter posted a vlog😍😍😍". thank you, peter.
before going into watching this, i had no idea what this was gonna be about. i finished it feeling unexpectedly excited for life. didnt expect it to impact me the way it did haha. very interesting video, ur an interesting guy. i would love nothing more than to sit down over a cup of coffee or something and pick at ur brain and u can talk about any and everything. those u let close to you are some lucky people
I'm really into film and photography and I find I can never come up with inspiration when I try to, like maybe if I sat down with a note book and just wrote everything in my head maybe an idea would come around but usually my ideas come from just walking around mindlessly not even thinking about it! Anyway I really enjoyed this video of yours
How are you so beautiful. I have never enjoyed watching a video more than this, it is so rare to find someone who truly values art and is willing to express that love openly.
So glad you are back posting the vlogs again. I watched through the whole series last fall when you were on tour with top. Now I get to watch these again as I get ready to see you at your OWN show in October. 🎉😮
Watching your vlogs makes me miss creating so much. I haven’t created a genuine creative video in a few years. I’m so burnt out with graduate school right now but maybe I should take a moment and create.
I don't live in Staten island anymore however I did grow up on the North Shore and I will be happy to give you a quick education about the Isle of Staten.... There's a beautiful peaceful Tibetan Sanctuary there, it's home to the Alice Austin House/Museum. Snug Harbor which is full of history and of course charm. If you were lucky enough we had the Totenville House at the end of Hylan Blvd unfortunately Sandy pretty much devestated that. We did have the clove lake stables & you could take the horses out on trail through Clove Lake Park. If you could do it the Greenbelt runs clear across the Island. There's Clay Pit Pond that you could explore. You could drive through Todt Hill which is one of the highest elevation points above sea level on the eastern coast I'm sure there's a ton I'm forgetting but I didn't want to be that one to be pointing it all out. To say I was highly insulted by your ignorant comment about SI would be an understatement. Do me a favor and take the time go see Staten Island in all it's GLORY you truly are missing out 😊😊
Staten Island doesn't have nothing, it just looks like nothing to people who only know the city. But we have a lot of big parks, historic landmarks, a boat graveyard, Snug Harbor, some abandoned hospital buildings in the middle of the woods you could probably film a horror thing in. There's a lot of places to walk around and explore for the sake of it.
