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Where to Drink on National Beer Day in NYC
This article originally appeared on thirstymag on April 6th. National Beer Day is not just another day in which we… Read more Where to Drink on National Beer Day in NYC
So long
So long poise so long temperament. We’ll miss it- cogent conversation, even a structured sentence. So long honesty? So long… Read more So long
Feelin’ It: on Bernie, NYC, and turning 30
Two girls asked me, and proceeded to give me the designated phone with the camera set to selfie mode. I went to take a picture, the blonde saying and laughing, “I guess you can take a picture of yourself.” To which in my indignation I replied, “I’m sorry, I thought I was taking a picture of you, with my sign.”
Millennial psychology is pretty twisted, sometimes.
Across the Pond: Christmas in London
Christmas Eve Santa Claus is coming to town. Christmas lights, too, although in mostly pale blue. There is a considerable lack… Read more Across the Pond: Christmas in London
The Other Corner Part Two
It’s tough not to have preconceptions. “In New York, this. In New York, that.” Regardless of the subject, (be it bagels… Read more The Other Corner Part Two
Carmageddon 2 got you down? Say yes to ARTmageddon
ARTmageddon September 29 & 30, 2012 Less Car. More Art. http://www.artmageddonla.com/ ARTmageddon on Facebook ARTmageddon on Twitter This weekend,… Read more Carmageddon 2 got you down? Say yes to ARTmageddon
Museum Rhetoric
This past weekend I took a trip to the Natural History Museum next to USC. I can’t remember the last… Read more Museum Rhetoric
