Saturday, August 31, 2013
Hanging out earlier tonight with my sister was so much fun. I really love her so much, and cherish our nights out together.
We started with dinner at The Redhead, and then moved to Nowhere afterwards for a few rounds. Then for a blast from the past, we ended up at Decibel for old times sake and a lot of sake.
It's nice because with the holiday weekend, the city seems a bit emptier. Man, it sure is nice to be back home for holidays.
Labels:
America,
drunken debauchery,
east village,
family,
food,
holidays
Friday, August 30, 2013
Thursday, August 29, 2013
Walking around NYC is the best!
Labels:
astoria,
brooklyn,
east village,
i like walking,
NYC,
people,
prospect heights,
Queens,
weather
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
Monday, August 26, 2013
"One lonely star,
You don't know who you are."
From the song Take A Bow by Madonna.
You don't know who you are."
From the song Take A Bow by Madonna.
Labels:
90's music,
music,
quotes
"You'll always be my sisters---always."
Said by the character Dorothy in the sitcom, The Golden Girls. Season 7, Series Finale.
Said by the character Dorothy in the sitcom, The Golden Girls. Season 7, Series Finale.
Labels:
friends,
quotes,
television
Sunday, August 25, 2013
Saturday, August 24, 2013
Friday, August 23, 2013
Hot yoga by Union Sqare and then a cup of cold apple cider at the park's green market.
It's a beautiful Friday afternoon.
Labels:
NYC,
union square,
weather
Thursday, August 22, 2013
"African hunting dogs---they're one of the world's most efficient predators....their secret, is teamwork."
From the television program Planet Earth: Extreme Predators on BBC America.
From the television program Planet Earth: Extreme Predators on BBC America.
Labels:
quotes,
television
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Monday, August 19, 2013
I decided to stay in today at my friend Judy's place in Brooklyn.
It's funny because she actually also lives on Biggie's old block, and Lil' Kim was just on the street to film something.
Ahhh, Lil' (mother effin') Kim!!!
:)
It's funny because she actually also lives on Biggie's old block, and Lil' Kim was just on the street to film something.
Ahhh, Lil' (mother effin') Kim!!!
:)
Labels:
apartment,
brooklyn,
celebrity sighting,
friends,
music
I'm proud to be from Flushing, Queens.
Going back today after a while was nice, and I was able to see some of the changes that have happened since my last visit, and even my childhood.
But one good thing that hasn't changed since the last time I had been there are the prices of the Peking duck buns at this one place. Can you believe these delicious miracles are still only $1 each?
Sunday, August 18, 2013
Saturday, August 17, 2013
Friday, August 16, 2013
The weather today was so perfect. There was a cool breeze in the shade and it felt good to be in the sun.
At one point I had to get from the Upper East Side to the Upper West Side, so I decided to walk through Central Park. From there, I helped my friend Grace bring her new statue purchases back to her apartment in Fort Greene.
It was nice to finally meet her and Adrian's new dog Izzy as well---welcome to the family!
Labels:
brooklyn,
central park,
dogs,
friends,
i like walking,
UES,
UWS
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Sometimes, panicking about life at 2 in the morning is okay...
Picking up the pieces to everything once again feels daunting, but really exciting at the same time.
I will never give up.
Picking up the pieces to everything once again feels daunting, but really exciting at the same time.
I will never give up.
Labels:
apartment,
humbling moments,
life,
NYC,
work,
yeah i don't know either
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
"Do you always fold a New York slice in all its oily glory? Is a whole lobster best relished in this order: legs, claw then succulent tail? Do you eat Oreos middle first? Or dunked in milk?
Far from being mere quirks of personality, rituals like these may actually enhance how much people savor what they eat or drink, new research shows. Flavor is intensified. The meal is enjoyed more. It may be one reason why birthday cake is savored more than the stumbled-upon 4 p.m. brownie, because of the singing and candle blowing that precedes it.
The researchers found that even simple rituals, which they defined as 'a series of behaviors that are seemingly irrelevant to the act that follows,' like scraping wooden chopsticks together or tapping a soda can before pulling the tab, raised participants' interest in what they subsequently ate or drank. And rituals appeared capable of enhancing the enjoyment not just of treats like chocolate or lemonade bit even baby carrots."
From the August 9, 2012 New York Times article, Rituals Make Our Food More Flavorful, by Catherine Saint Louis.
Far from being mere quirks of personality, rituals like these may actually enhance how much people savor what they eat or drink, new research shows. Flavor is intensified. The meal is enjoyed more. It may be one reason why birthday cake is savored more than the stumbled-upon 4 p.m. brownie, because of the singing and candle blowing that precedes it.
The researchers found that even simple rituals, which they defined as 'a series of behaviors that are seemingly irrelevant to the act that follows,' like scraping wooden chopsticks together or tapping a soda can before pulling the tab, raised participants' interest in what they subsequently ate or drank. And rituals appeared capable of enhancing the enjoyment not just of treats like chocolate or lemonade bit even baby carrots."
From the August 9, 2012 New York Times article, Rituals Make Our Food More Flavorful, by Catherine Saint Louis.
Sunday, August 11, 2013
My sister and brother-in-law have returned from their business trip, so I'm finally back in the city for good.
It was another great weekend here, and spending the entire day of Sunday with a picnic at Prospect Park again was such a nice way to end it.
Labels:
brooklyn,
drunken debauchery,
family,
friends,
new jersey,
NYC,
weather
Saturday, August 10, 2013
Friday, August 09, 2013
Racism = Ignorance.
Homophobia = Ignorance.
Xenophobia = Ignorance.
For anyone still living with these mindsets in 2013, I pity your miserable life.
Homophobia = Ignorance.
Xenophobia = Ignorance.
For anyone still living with these mindsets in 2013, I pity your miserable life.
Labels:
fuck you,
stupid people
Thursday, August 08, 2013
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