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Friday, November 2, 2007

Stunning October Sunset


Getting ready for Natalie and Evan's rehearsal dinner and I noticed this Sunset from my living room window. Gosh, so many beautiful mornings, so many breathtaking sunsets. I will miss living here but I am really excited to move to Chelsea at the end of the month. New job, new home to tie up the end of 2007. This was a good year, a year of tremendous personal growth (stick around for the auto-bio) but I am wholly looking forward to a new year, new job, new home, new vibe.

Sunday, February 11, 2007

A Cold February Morning




Just one of those amazing mornings when you wake up and wonder “What is THAT sound?” Turns out, it was the sound of the ice gently breaking and knocking against the dock and I guess it is....landfill? Either way, it’s it amazing??

Wednesday, November 1, 2006

Halloween 2006


NYC and Halloween. Like Peas and Carrots. Not for the ill-prepared or for the faint-of-heart, this is the night when mass amounts of New Yorkers get serious and take on the fantasy challenge. This year there were a lot of cowboys with sheep. Strange trend. For me, I was a Nurse. Who knew the nurse thing was such a trigger? "Nurse, Nurse my heart is breaking....can you help?" Amusing. But next year, the stilettos may have to be put on hold - I am wearing flats!

On the side of innocence, living in the TriBeCa area around the holidays, especially Halloween is always a hoot, it's Mayberry. Parents walking arm in arm with a small child in costume and an Anne Geddes infant in the $1,000 stroller. Don't forget the Golden Retriever in tow. I find it amusing that children in this city trick or treat in retail stores. Going to the dry cleaner for a MaryJane? Hey, the Irish pub on the corner is handing out Mars Fun Snacks, better hurry. In these parts you can sign up at the front desk of your building to let the neighborhood know that you are willing to accept trick or treaters! Ha! I can't even imagine if growing up there was a gatekeeper of the list of Halloween celebrators. What happens to the violators?

Sunday, October 8, 2006

Walking Up to the Fog Horn


Living on the water is one of my favorite things about living in New York City. The creaking of the floating dock against the landing. The gentle sway of water against the river piles. The bleeting fog horns in the wee hours. And when I roll over to look out side and see a yellow tug boat it’s like a little morning sunshine-- regardless of the weather

Laying in bed, and actually being able to look in to the water is the perfect way to begin and end a day. Each morning my room fills with the most magnificent light and I have begun to be able to see the season change by the cast of natural light around my room.