Wow, is it really 2013 today? When I was younger, growing up in the 90′s (the good old days), I used to refer to the far-away future by saying something like “…yeah, maybe in 2013″ as if it was unimaginable to even think I’d be alive to see a year that far away. Realistically, it … Continue reading »
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Pay it Forward: The New York Angst Explained
I’ve been an official New York City resident for a little under two months now, but this is my second round living the life as a working New Yorker. I was here three years ago as an intern at Marie Claire magazine, and it was the most magical experience of my life. To this day, I refer … Continue reading »
Pictures From Governors Island, NY
Reblogged from Photography by Foram: Hello, all! So, I just made a big move from Texas to New York City, and I have been dying to get my camera out to take some pictures of the great sights out here. I do a lot of portrait photography, but eventually I have an ambitious project to … Continue reading »
NYC GreenFlea Market: 2 Stalls You Have to Stop At
For those of you who know me (or have seen any of my previous blog posts) know that I absolutely love vintage finds. Last time I was in New York, I had the privilege of digging up some great stuff at a flea market that I’m still getting compliments for to this day. So, naturally — it … Continue reading »
My First Week in NYC and a Pocketful of Finds
Last Friday, May 18, I made a very stressful move to New York City from Texas. We’re talking two 50 lb suitcases, a carry-on suitcase that was probably dangerously close to about 35 lbs., and a “purse” that was actually a tote bag that housed my purse, laptop, Nikon DSLR camera, Flip blogging camera, another … Continue reading »
Foiled Bomb Attack in Times Square
Here we go again…Except this time, we were super lucky that a guy was smart enough to notice the smoking SUV sitting unattended on the side of the street and to report it. What a dumbass though. Because the car didn’t explode, the license plates and everything was recovered. Although the plates don’t match up … Continue reading »