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December 1, 2014 // Miss Lily’s 7A Cafe
Take a Miniature Island Vacation at Miss Lily’s 7A Cafe It’s not too often we can get away with using questionable language here, but lately, we’ve been breaking it out right and left. Last week, you “heard” us use both the C-word and the S-word without too much shame. (Christmas shopping…and hey, while we’re on…
November 26, 2014 // Side Show
Modern television has dynasties made of waterfowl (or something like that) and affluent women attempting to live simple lives like everyone else (while camera crews follow them around). The early part of last century, however, had elephant men and bearded ladies. Carnival freak shows were arguably the forerunners of today’s reality TV, with all the…
November 25, 2014 // Pearl and Ash
Wine is often just a facet of the meal you’re eating (even if it can be a pretty important facet). You pick delicious food, then have a man or woman with a fancy French title come over and recommend a vintage to go with your eats. Usually, the wine goes with what you’re ordering, and…
November 24, 2014 // Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
We’d be remiss if we didn’t mention the biggest of big events this week in New York City. We aren’t talking about the spectacular shouting match between Uncle Herman and Aunt Betsy that happens over carving the turkey every year. We’re talking about the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade! It runs from 77th Street and Central…
November 21, 2014 // Light Over Time
As the song says, seasons change with the scenery, but truly, the scenery changes just as much with the seasons. The angle of the sun shifts, to shine light down from a different angle, illuminating surfaces that had been in the dark before. Repeated sunny days fade vibrant colors into new hues. Cloud cover and…
November 20, 2014 // Uncategorized
Trains are as much a part of New York life as our Seastreak ferries. New Yorkers are a people on the move, after all, and they’ve been riding the rails for decades. In all the time that locomotives have moved along tracks, the train has migrated into our holiday traditions, and become one of the…
November 19, 2014 // Hamilton’s
Remember a gentler, friendlier time, when people waved with all their fingers instead of just the middle one, and fizzy drinks were a treat to be savored? These days, you’d might as well ask if folks remember the Paleolithic Age. We live in a one-finger era when sodas come out of aluminum cans, but we…
November 18, 2014 // Ghost Brothers of Darkland County
Stephen King fans, this one is definitely for you, and you’re not going to want to miss out on your chance to see Mr. King show off his playwright abilities. What’s better than a play by Stephen King? A play by Stephen King that features music by John Mellencamp. It’s “Ghost Brothers of Darkland County,”…
November 17, 2014 // Grand Central Holiday Fair
If you’ve got delicate sensibilities, you might want to look away, because we’re going to use the worst C-word we know. Then we’re going to follow it up with the S-word. Ready? Christmas shopping. There’s too few weekends to finish it, at least for most of us procrastinators, so it’s time to get a move…
November 14, 2014 // Amali
Broccoli gets a bad rap. At least one President has famously dissed the maligned member of the cabbage family, and it ends up resigned to the edges of children’s dinner plates all across the country. It is a flower no one will give in a bouquet, or wear on a lapel. Only an exceptional restaurant…
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