Wearing Slippers and Drinking Wine from NYC to Wisconsin
I cannot deal with your early morning angry rants on the 1 Train. Have some respect “for your fellow passengers” and have the conversation later. I’d actually rather hear your LOUD music so please plug-in those headphones and jam to Bruno Mars instead of loudly revisiting every minute of your morning. Granted I could have […]
MoreI don’t care if you hail from Long Island or New Jersey, or you just transferred from a subway ride from Brooklyn, Queens or GCT (Westchester/CT,) when you find yourself walking through Penn Station, you walk RIGHT. I mean that in every sense of the word. You walk to the right of the walkway because […]
MoreTo the little rat scaring everyone on the uptown A train platform at 34th St. tonight, I felt horribly sad for you. You pranced around the platform sniffing for food, crumbs, anything for a solid 10 minutes, must feel even longer through your eyes. Your hunched back and strange enlarged nub before our tail gave […]
MoreFood for thought: ever notice how you keep looking up the track for the next train, even when you aren’t in a rush? As if within the last second you looked, you may just see the headlights or the colored circle in the distance? As if YOUR looking to see if it’s coming is going […]
MoreNothing like a little live performance in NYC. THIS is why NYC is so fantastic. Leaving the Museum of Natural History Sunday on my birthday- we heard some screaming, an introduction to a show. As apprehensive, impatient and skeptical as a NYer can be, we all debated giving him the time of day… and then […]
MoreThought this was pretty funny- tweeted this a couple of days ago- re a ton of white collar guys roaming around the West late 20’s, early 30’s in NYC- spotted them on my way to lunch: Don’t get me wrong- looking like this? Handsome, handsome, handsome. But… what I see in the neighborhood I work, […]
MoreJust finished reading Kelly Cutrone’s: “If You Have To Cry Go Outside- and other things your mother never told you”- what an inspiring, to the point, empowering book- really. And no, I didn’t read this because I am a communications professional and ever considered working at People’s Rev– but because I’d heard it was about […]
MoreI’m a big theatre buff, thanks in part to my old and true friend Jamie who took me to see RENT in middle school, which left an impression on me; probably because (and I didn’t know it then) I had watched it with my Broadway idol Ms. Idina Menzel, and what a damn voice on […]
MoreThis was the first year I’ve decided to “celebrate” new years! What started as a silly idea to ‘party hard’ in NYC, quickly turned into a quiet night at my friends house. The “YEAR TO CELEBRATE” all started with a pair of Alejandro Ingelmo that I saw at Neiman Marcus Last Call, that I didn’t […]
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Slippers & Vino 