I’ve been in the NY-Metro area since I moved to the USA, and perhaps one of the best things about living in the greatest city in the world is that once you know it well, you can have tons of fun for very little money. I studied Art history, so I am a BIG …
To get more info on the New York’s Annual Tulip Fest event for 2017 on the Upper West Side, click here. New York’s Annual Tulip Fest I was once a florist. It was one of my favorite jobs. I got to work with my hands, create beautiful things, and work with brides. There are few things …
The Williamsburg Bridge (between Manhattan and Brooklyn) was not looking so great today when I walked across this afternoon. I saw a man urinating off the bridge, human feces, and enough graffiti to take us back to the 1980’s. He has redeemed himself and is looking quite handsome under the moonlight this first night of Autumn. …
My first tryst with Central Park was in college. I was dating a UMass Landscape Architecture professor (don’t worry, I was at Rutgers…he was not “my” professor) who looked like a cuter Donny Osmond. One of our earlier dates was a day at Central Park. We walked the rambles as he showed me NYC’s birds …
I’m always a little aggravated when people say “I can’t believe people raise children in New York City, it’s so dangerous”. Granted, I don’t want to have children (I knew this since I was 13 years old), but I get a little upset that someone is bad mouthing my city. Especially since it comes out …