I am now a New Yorker. However, on 9/11/2011 I am not. I was not here on 9/11/2001 to experience what New Yorkers endured. I vividly recall where I was and what I was doing when it happened. I was working as a contract attorney Read More …
So naturally the first thing you do is get a pair of high fashion rain boots. Just because a hurricane is coming is no excuse to look awful. I beautifully maneuvered the shoe department at Lord & Taylor (or Loud & Tacky as my roommate calls it). Read More …
Things are progressing. I moved to NYC sans job in hand. So for those cynical readers who thought “who is she to tell someone” – I am in the transition right now. I am facing down fear and every other thing that comes along with Read More …
I was walking through my new neighborhood when all of a sudden I noticed a bunch of people standing in the middle of the street snapping pictures. I turned and looked. The sun was red (my favorite color). It was a gorgeous shade of red. I originally Read More …
I arrived safe in the city that never sleeps. Warm weather welcomed me and beckoned me to make myself at home (might as well because it is my new home). I love everything about NYC except the trash on the sidewalks. It truly is a Read More …
I read my devotions and it dealt with change. Regardless of your religion or non-religion you need something to keep you grounded. Daily devotions remind me not to be so cynical and remember that everyone is part of the larger family of humanity. It helps Read More …
These are ever-changing times. However, humans are so resistant to change even though we were meant to evolve. When I was in college, a Chicago radio station’s motto was “change is the only constant.” No one wants to be a forever infant, toddler, child or Read More …