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- RT @NYCMayor: BREAKING NEWS: #OpenStreets are starting early! Thanks to quick work by the @NYC_DOT, @NYCParks and @NYPDNews, we’re goin… 8 months ago
- @NYCMayor @BillGates have one or 5 of your rich friends buy the crops, transport them to NYC and pay people to cook… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 9 months ago
- Trump Wants to ‘Reopen America.’ Here’s What Happens if We Do. nyti.ms/33PWU8u #delusionalasalways 10 months ago
- #SING4LIFE - Featuring Bono, will.i.am, Jennifer Hudson and Yoshiki youtu.be/lz-DoaHi3zo via @YouTube 10 months ago
- Love the unity! https://t.co/60IwqD6E7e 10 months ago
Little Big Things in NYC
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Author Archives: cara protzko
Crypt Sessions
It has been a minute… ok more like a few minutes since I have submerged myself into a NY moment. Life has taken a few amazing major turns for me which has prevented me from experiencing a little big thing … Continue reading
finding beauty on the subway platform
Of all the years that I’ve frequented this subway station, I had no idea nor did I even notice the chimes in the 34th street N, Q, R platform until very recently. I SO wish that I could recall what … Continue reading
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sofar sounds
You don’t have to go “so far” to hear some sounds yet you don’t know exactly where you’re going to hear those sounds until the day before nor do you know what you’re going to hear until you’re there. This is the … Continue reading
Posted in art and culture, Firsts, something out of the ordinary
Tagged music, sofar sounds
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union square wines
Thirsty? Want to get a good buzz on for free? I am by no means telling you to get out there and get your drink on. And this post is not written to encourage drinking. However, IF you’re in the Union … Continue reading
my new backyard
I know its been a minute since I contributed to this blog. I recently moved to the Upper West Side and was showcasing the riverside to a friend. My motive for this post isn’t to highlight the 79th street boat … Continue reading
Posted in NYC history, summer fun
Tagged 79th street boat basin, Hudson River, Riverside Park, Upper West Side
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losing our ferris wheel
A tourist doesn’t come to New York and not make his or her way to Times Square. Sometimes you find a tourist looking up or taking a picture of something that makes you look to see what they are discovering. … Continue reading
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palisades hiking
My initial thought was that this post was a little late in the season. My second thought was, yeah but so is the leaf peeping season – its a few weeks delayed. The nice thing about this post is that … Continue reading
dumbo 1st thursday gallery walk
On the first Thursday of every month, DUMBO hosts their FREE gallery walk. Print out their listing and the map of the galleries / events and take a stroll through DUMBO Brooklyn. http://dumbo.is/itineraries/1121 Here are a few snapshots from my … Continue reading
the evolving new york(er)
This week, I “became” a New Yorker, as defined by some people. 10 years ago, I began my journey to the big city to live out my dreams set for myself at 4 years old. 12 years ago or so, … Continue reading
Posted in art and culture, good for the mind, body and soul
Tagged Battery Park City, carousel, SeaGlass, The Battery
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5 course beer tasting
A friend of mine at Gastronomista, the award winning website on all things cocktails, told me about this Anchor Brewing tasting event at Chelsea’s location of Cooper’s Craft & Kitchen. Anchor Brewmaster Mark Carpenter was in town to celebrate Anchor’s 50th … Continue reading
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Tagged Anchor Brewing, Brendan Neville, Cooper's Craft & Kitchen, Gastronomista, Mark Carpenter
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