From a visit to The Bund. We were admiring the skyline when all of a sudden a giant, lit up pirate ship sailed by. Ha!
Showing posts with label city. Show all posts
Showing posts with label city. Show all posts
Thursday, June 6, 2013
Sunday, September 2, 2012
"Don't Be Flip"
Nic and I share a common favorite poet, Todd Boss, who wrote, "Don't Be Flip when you drop your mate at the dock." I really like that. So, no coolness, no coyness, just many, many sincere thanks to my friend, who swooped in and made me feel relaxed about a major to-do list, and excited about moving to a new city!
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city,
coffee shop,
friends,
graffiti,
Lexington,
moving,
The Village Idiot,
Third Street Coffee
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Chicago Apartment
Whenever I go through Chicago I stop to see friends and enjoy the city for a day or two. I love the apartment where I usually stay; it has loads of natural light provided by floor to ceiling windows, and my friend fills it with cool art, plants, and books. Plus, it has a spiral staircase and a sweet view of some city-scape. I always think it should be photographed for the Small, Cool section of one of my favorite apartment design websites - Apartment Therapy. There are so many cool ideas there, check it out!
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apartment,
apartment therapy,
Chicago,
city,
cool,
decorating,
design,
natural light,
small
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Afternoon in Central Park
I went to NY last week for a quick visit to see some friends, and had an awesome time. I love this city! One afternoon was spent wandering around Central Park, where we saw fall colors, someone taking footage for google interactive maps, an acrobat showing off his muscles and skills, and lots of people lounging around and enjoying the beautiful weather.
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Boston - First Visit
When my friend visited last week we went into Boston for the day, the first time either of us had been there! It's a cool city, with historic sites, brick roads, and lamp posts peeking out behind modern buildings. We divided time between history tours, walking around different neighborhoods, visiting Cambridge, and always keeping on the lookout for good food, of course (that chocolate ricotta cannoli was sooo good). I am going back soon to see more :)
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Boston,
brick,
Cambridge,
cannoli,
city,
historic sites,
lamp post,
neighborhoods
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