(For some odd reason when I working in housing – at a private not-for-profit that administered affordable housing government programs like Section 8 – I chose to remember the names of two elderly clients in my caseload of over 300: Cecil and Olive Harrington. I thought it was such a wonderful couple name, and wanted […]
Just a few things on my mind, hodge-podged here for you to nosh on. First, its my 20th anniversary in NYC, and I’m mulling over how to mark it, because its a milestone. I feel like a real New Yorker now, like I earned my stripes. And I’m living more or less how I once […]
For anyone new to New York, The High Line – originally constructed in the 1930s to lift dangerous freight trains off Manhattan’s streets (11th Ave. being known then as “Death Ave.”), and recently renovated by world-renowned architects Diller Scofidio + Renfro – is a must-see destination. Writing about it for Frommers after it first opened to […]
