So in an effort to learn to love this place I am living in, instead of a weekly random thoughts entry (which I hardly ever do anymore anyway), I will do a "I [heart] NY" entry and try to think of as many things as I can about why I love it here. . . . and maybe, just maybe, it will start to feel more like a home.
So let's get started:
1. I can buy really cute clothes in random places (i.e. Port Authority, inside the subway station, street festivals, etc.) Which I totally did last night! omg. The sundresses are adorable!!
2. On that note, I can do random things like go to a Bowling Alley/ Bar/ Nightclub in the middle of Port Authority. Again, which I totally did last night. I don't know why we frequent that bowling alley so much, we never bowl.
3. I can have my groceries delivered to my apartment. which I need to order desperately. . . if I had money!
4. I can learn a different language just by opening my window and listening (in case I ever wanted to learn a different language, which I don't) (ok. this can also be a con, especially when said language speakers are speaking wayyy past my bedtime)
5. I can walk to one of the prettiest oldest parks in Manhattan, Fort Tryon Park. I will make a whole entry about this, because it was amazing.
6. It's June and I am still wearing a pashmina. Once that recockulous heat wave left, the weather went back to being gorgeous. Not so hot you want to kill yourself, but cool enough to rock a scarf and get away with it.
7. Eye Candy on the train. Granted, I personally think this city has a hot boy draught (I know many will beg to differ- but remember I don't even look at them unless they are taller than 6'2) and it's always fun to have a random attractive male riding in your subway car giving you something to look forward to when the commute is taking forever.
I know it's a short list, but I have to save some for next week!
Thursday, June 12, 2008
I [heart] NY
Posted by .Nicotine.Queen. at 9:19 PM
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3 comments:
Hmmm... I don't even know what a pashmina is. I assume it's a type of scarf- not something we Californians are very familiar with.
I want a sundress from NY! LOL
hey- guess what...
I *might* be up there in October!
Tabbie- it is like a scarf/ shawl and it's the greatest thing ever invented. I first found out about them when I was in London and now that I live in NY, they are everywhere!
Andie- If you come, I have a lot of awesome stores with cute clothes for cheap to show you and it does not include the fucking anxiety ridden Century 21!
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