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Tag Archives: New york
DOWN THE UP ESCALATOR
Sunday I took a long ride out to Bay Ridge to do some odd jobs for a nice young lady named Victoria. Danusia recommended me to her; Victoria is a dog walker and used to walk a dog for the … Continue reading
NEW YORK FRUIT TREES (a photo essay)
Hamilton Heights has a lot of trees, and they bear a fruit unique to the city. This is a man-made fruit, of a few varieties. There are the brightly colored balloon fruits, like the one in the picture at the … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, balloons, beauty, blogging, city life, eco-responsibility, environment, Hamilton Heights, humor, Little Murders, New york, NY in the '70s, paper bags, plastic, trees
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LAST GASP FOR SNOOPY
I guess I jumped the gun with my feels-like-spring post on Tuesday, judging by yesterday’s weather. Of course spring snowstorms are nothing new, there was a big blizzard on April 1st in 1997, the April Fool’s blizzard. There was also … Continue reading
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Tagged army life, Ft. Benning Ga., humor, ice, Mohawks, New york, slush, Snoopy, snow, spring snow storms, T.S. Eliot, warm hats
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DON’T MISS THE BUS
Wednesday I made my weekly trip to Fairway-on-the-Hudson. To get there I take the M4 bus on the corner of 152nd Street and Broadway, south side of the street. The M5 limited also stops there, but the M5 makes a … Continue reading
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Tagged anger, anxiety, be kind, bus drivers, buses, city life, gartitude, New york, sarcsam, tough jobs, vitriol
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FIFTY SHADES OF BROWN
I ride the Bx 6 bus a lot, being a freelance handyman. I go to the Home Depot at the Bronx Terminal market, just across the Harlem River. I get on the Bx 6 on Amsterdam and 155th Street; take … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, anxiety, arrogance, Bedford Stuyvesant, buses, change, fear, Fifty Shades of Grey, MTA, New york, race, the Bronx
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ANOTHER PART OF THE ISLAND
The other night I did my friend Joyce a favor and traveled down most of Manhattan from my home on 152nd Street to Wooster and Broome to take down the garbage for her elderly parents. Joyce was working in upstate … Continue reading
WRONG EXIT TO HARLEM
Like I said in my last post on Thursday I mad a stupid mistake in the wake of successfully completing a job last Wednesday. This is a typical New York cab ride story, or maybe not so typical. Wednesday I … Continue reading
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Tagged Fairway, getting lost, Harlem, jump boots, Metro North, misunderstandings, MTA, New york, safety shoes, taxi ride, Triborough Bridge, West Side highway
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BUSY, BUSY, BUSY
I’m missed Tuesday again this week, for those of you who are paying attention, (or not paying attention) but last week I blew off a second post altogether. At least I’m catching up today, Thursday. And no, I’ve not become … Continue reading
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Tagged apartment living, blogging, Bokonisim, death, family, handyman work, humor, moving, New york
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In A New York Minute
When I was in the Army those many years ago, I first heard the expression “in a New York minute,” and it meant fast. Being from New York myself, the only thing I know for sure that happens quickly in … Continue reading
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Tagged buses, frustration, New york, speed, tourists, trains, travel, waiting
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