A great morning ritual About two years ago, I was walking down the street with a friend. She cringed her nose and said,“Do you smell that??? Gross!” I looked at her and had no idea what the heck she was talking about. It was at that moment I realized I wasn’t breathing. I mean, obviously…
Chances are, you are getting ready to head out for a night of celebrating. Or maybe you’re just getting ready to hunker down, getting comfy to count down with Dick Clark – oops, did I just date myself? I meant to say Ryan Seacrest. I know, I know, what am I doing writing a blog…
The hostless Central Park Entrance View of the Bar, customers backs to the park view View of the Main Dining Area While taking in the holiday sights this weekend, we came across the Essex’s House restaurant/bar, South Gate. As we were itching for a late afternoon coffee fix, this seemed to be the perfect location….
Time to get in the holiday mood! Whether you’re celebrating Kwanzaa, Christmas or Hanukah, try to sneak over to the Shops at Columbus Circle to see the beautiful display of musical stars. Holiday tunes play while the color changing stars dance along with the rhythm. It’s a festive display and not to be missed! I…
Funny thing happened when I went to visit my parents. My mom freaked out when saw my beautiful blue chrysanthemum brooch made of felt that I bought from my friend Rhea’s company, Digs, www.digs.com. As you can see from the photo, these brooches are wonderful and original. I can understand that it’s not everyone’s taste…
As the temperature in NY creeps closer to freezing and darkness falls at 5pm, it’s frighteningly tempting to crawl under the covers and eat microwave popcorn in front of the tube. But of course that doesn’t sound familiar. What I find makes the dreary days of winter more manageable is bringing a bit of nature…
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