The best way to travel is by foot. On-the-ground guides and photographs of a New York native.
The fall seems to be a busy time for me at work - by the time I come home, I don't want to get back on the computer to work on writing a blog post, hence this post about October midway through November! But this morning, I'm up early and here I am, writing away. … Continue reading Lens on October 2018
After many weeks of unbearably hot NYC weather in September complete with grime, sweat, and too-cool subways, it's finally fall and boy does it feel like it. I've stocked up on pumpkin-flavored goodies from Trader Joe's and have broken into my stash of cool-weather clothes that have been sitting for months in their plastic storage … Continue reading Lens on September 2018
With this month coming to a close, I feel the wings of fall beating around the corner! Fortunately it is still blazing hot so I don't think summer is going to let go without a fight. This month felt busy and quiet at the same time. I was so glad to have a long holiday … Continue reading Lens on August 2018
Somehow, the calendar magically changed over to August, with July just creeping right on by, and with it, most of summer! While there's still plenty of sweltering hot weather to be had here in New York City, something about it being August brings back 'back-to-school' feelings, and that the mystical time of relaxing and long … Continue reading Lens on July 2018
We're about halfway through the year, which is wild because wasn't it just January yesterday? This month, like each month, was jam packed with food, fun, and lots of books. First I wanted to give an update on my 2018 goals. I wanted to eat less sugar, read more books, and join a music group. I … Continue reading Lens on June 2018
Hi friends! Here's the first of hopefully many installments of my Monthly Lens series, where I provide a roundup of a few fun things I've been up to the past month. In addition to the below, I was also in Seattle for a week, and I'll write about that trip in a separate post! Restaurants … Continue reading Lens on May 2018
I hope you all have enjoyed the posts so far in "Lens", a series of interviews with interesting people talking about what makes their city unique. This week, I spoke with Waldain, is a teacher, comedian and video editor. When he's not with schoolkids, he's working on his YouTube channel "for geeks like myself," Basement … Continue reading New York Lens: Waldain
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