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FEELING NO BERN
Oh, no, politics again! Well, not really. More like almost apathy. This morning after getting to work late again courtesy of NYC transit (Thanks again!) I was doing my daily get to work ritual of running into the bathroom … Continue reading
IT SHOULD BE A CRIME
When Mayor De Blasio was running for mayor, his opponents said crime would return to the heyday of David Dinkins’s wild west New York. Of course, this in itself is a sort of racist implication, but more about that later. … Continue reading
Posted in Crime in NYC, Uncategorized
Tagged 30th Precinct, Bill Bratton, CompStat, Crime, Mayor De Blasio, New York life, NYPD, racisim, Raymond Kelly, safty, subway crime, subway slashings
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MEDITATION WITH CAT
Last night my wife Danusia and I went to a guided meditation at Tibet house. That was nothing new; we’ve been there before. My friend Ezra turned me on to the meditation at Tibet house a couple of … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Relationships
Tagged cats, Mary Riley Nichols, meditation, peace, singing bowls, spirtuality, Susan Salzberg, Tibet House, yoga
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INVASION OF THE SEAT HOGS
I have to thank my good friend Maureen Rice for the inspiration for today’s blog. She posted a picture of a guy doing some serious man-spreading on what looked like the F train, and it thought, “hey, I’ve got … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Relationships, Uncategorized
Tagged acceptance, anger, anxiety, blogging, city life, etiquette, fear, frustration, man spreading, New york, NYC busses, NYC subways, religious fanatics, seat hogs, subway slashings, travel
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CHICKEN FOR LUNCH
A couple of weeks ago at work the boss handed me a menu and said, “The lunch girl isn’t here today, would you mind ordering?” So like that I became the lunch girl for the day. It seemed simple, … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Uncategorized
Tagged anxiety, city life, food, Grub hub, ordering lunch, relationships, Seamless.com, work
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WAITING FOR THE BUS TRAIN
Every afternoon (or is it early evening?) around 5:20 pm there are three uptown M-3 buses traveling together up St. Nicholas Avenue near 147th Street. I have noticed this phenomenon almost every weekday that I look at my BUSES … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Uncategorized
Tagged Bill Deblasio, Brooklyn Dodgers, city living, city streets, frustration, MTA, New York buses, Trams, transportation, Trolleys
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THE LAST JUNK STORE ON CANAL
I was on Canal Street one day ten days ago or so, before the big snowstorm, and came across a junk store: There used to be dozens of these on Canal, before all of the handbag and perfume knock-off … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged 7th Avenue, Canal Street, creativity, cutlery, display industry, hardware stores, junk shops, nostalgia, old New york, shoemaker, shoemaking supplies, sweatshops, work
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THE REAL DEAL
The big discussion at lunch where I work yesterday was the coming storm. Everyone wondered if it was going to be as bad as predicted. “Nah,” I said. “They always make a big deal about it, and it … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Uncategorized
Tagged acceptance, apartment living, blizzard, blogging, C-Town, food, laundry, New York life, price gouging, Snow day, snow plowing
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ENTITLED DOGS
There was a piece in December 31st’s NYT Thursday Styles section about rich people sneaking their dogs into places they shouldn’t be. It singled out the predicament of the actress Amber heard, wife of Johnny Depp for sneaking her … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Relationships, Uncategorized
Tagged anxiety, Dogs, dogs in food stores, Dogs on the subway, entitlement, following the rules, New york, passive agressive, pets, resentment, service dogs
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THE TABLE OF THE KINGS
I only saw David Bowie perform once, and that was in September 2003 when he was on the Today Show. I worked at night at the time, and got off of work at 7AM. The morning of the gig instead … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged David Bowie, death, Glitter/glam rock, Iggy Pop, Jean Jeanie, Lou Reed, Max's Kansas City, Rock and Roll., Today Show, Todd Rundgren
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