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Monthly Archives: March 2012

Bygone Glory

If one looks up in some of the subway stations, you can see the glory that used to be, but is now gone to ruin.  Not only has it not been possible to keep it up, but new wiring has been placed in an unattractive but necessary way.  There must have been a time when …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerMarch 31, 2012Posted inArt, Gracious, Subway2 Comments on Bygone Glory

More Detritus

I have to think someone saw it. I was trolling my purse behind me, in a sturdy bag, slipped inside a large paper Bergdorf bag. When I arrived at my destination I reached inside the Bergdorf bag for one of my two bottles of water. Gone. Both gone. In the bottom right corner of the …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerMarch 30, 2012Posted inUncategorized

Weed

Part of me thought this was funny.  I passed this city truck and noticed that the truck had some sort of extra charm on the front grill.  So I went for a closer look. There is SpongeBob with a weed leaf in his hand.  Found that pretty gutsy on a City vehicle.  However, I am …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerMarch 29, 2012March 29, 2012Posted inUncategorized

The A Train

There is nothing like the A train. It rides from 14th & 8th to 168th & Broadway in 22 minutes. That’s pretty astounding if one considers what the traffic above ground on those same streets is doing. Or not doing. It whisks one from one end of Manhattan to Brooklyn if that is your route. …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerMarch 28, 2012March 28, 2012Posted inUncategorized

The Deal

Everyone surely agrees:  if you don’t mind that there are only 3300 products from which to choose, and you don’t mind the no-frills display, there is no better place for grocery shopping than Trader Joes. Here in the City it is just as good as where you live. But look at these prices… 2 hothouse …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerMarch 27, 2012March 27, 2012Posted inFood, Immigrants, StreetTags: bargins, food, trader joe's, vegetables

Looks Like Snow

The Spring nights continue. And when I looked up and saw the street light reflecting in the blossoms of the tree, I realized that it looked like snow on a winter’s night.

Posted byThe ChroniclerMarch 26, 2012Posted inUncategorized

Dogs & Cats

Yesterday I was again in an apartment where two cats live. These apartment cats never get out to walk the streets. If the apartment has a balcony they may get out there, but most cats see the world, by window sill. A friend once made the following observation: the City is full of dogs, we …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerMarch 25, 2012March 25, 2012Posted inUncategorized

Rooftops

For three months, on the corner of 8th avenue and 46th,  I passed this display behind a cyclone fence: it was rooftops in varying heights, as if they were part of a small village. The rooftops gave the illusion that the houses were below the ground. Googling, I couldn’t find any information about them, and …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerMarch 24, 2012April 8, 2012Posted inArt, Eccentrics, Street, WeatherTags: art, artist, clever, parking lot, rooftops

Wrecking Havoc

The wardrobe gods are doing just that. The glove story you know, now the other night, somewhere between ‘Look Back in Anger’ and my abode, I lost a large Nordstrom silk flower from my jacket. Have no idea when it was attached and when not. But I take consolation in the fact that I am …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerMarch 23, 2012Posted inUncategorized

Oh the Places They Go

At times I see a baby in a baby carriage, or a toddler in a stroller around 9 am and the nanny is guiding the vehicle onto a subway car for a ride out of Manhattan.  It causes me to  wonder if the parents know. They’ve gone off to work and left their choice of …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerMarch 22, 2012Posted inSubway, UncategorizedTags: babies, nannies

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