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It Happens in New York

Nothing earth shaking… but attended a highly regarded, well reviewed movie today and thought it was awful. Watched 6 patrons walk out within the first 20 minutes. And they will never know it never got better. This evening attended an off Broadway theatre production and it too was just plain awful. Gives hope to those …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerSeptember 26, 2012September 26, 2012Posted inUncategorized

A SubCity

It is clear that the subway is a city beneath the City, in many aspects. There are occupants, and housing and rules and a whole lot more. Last night, after theatre, ran down the stairs at the Times Square Station and caught the A train as it was just entering the station. Although there is …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerSeptember 25, 2012September 25, 2012Posted inUncategorized

Thunder and Storm

Saturday night, 9:30 to 10  lots of rain, thunder, lightening… the smell of petrichor or ozone or whatever it is that gives the air that clean smell, wafts through the open window, However the best part? The storm clears all the outside seating at all the restaurants along my street. Dead quiet, dead calm, no …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerSeptember 24, 2012September 24, 2012Posted inUncategorized

Sunday Morning

My favorite sight at 9 am on a breezy Sunday morning is two men, walking side by side, with a Starbucks cup in their outside hand, the other hand of each pushing a stroller with a girl toddler seated within; cheerfully chatting with each other as they make their way to the park on the …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerSeptember 23, 2012September 23, 2012Posted inUncategorized

Car Alarm

In the City, a car alarm is a somewhat frequent annoyance. I am curious if they actually do deter theft or if they just add to the ear pollution. However there is a sight that brings a devious smile to my face; an expensive car being towed because the driver had the hubris to park …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerSeptember 22, 2012September 22, 2012Posted inUncategorized

Identified

We three were waiting for the bus. Them a middle-aged nice looking couple, seemingly content – she was chatting away to him, her back to me and I couldn’t hear them because I was listening to a script with earphones. A few minutes passed and she turned to me. I could read her lips: Do …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerSeptember 21, 2012September 21, 2012Posted inUncategorizedTags: bus, fashion, highline, visitors

Local Honey

The homeopathic medicine theory is that if you want to cure allergies and other ailments that make your nose run, eat local honey. Truly local. Bought a jar of honey from ‘Let It Bee’, harvested from their Manhattan Rooftop Apiary. The advert in a local weekly said it has a subtle lemon note. To my …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerSeptember 20, 2012Posted inUncategorized

Urban Decay

Sitting across from me on the subway, a young woman, dressed to look as if she stepped out of a Gidget movie of the 60’s. What caught my attention was her shopping bag with the words Urban Decay on the side. I could not figure out what sort of store that might be. Then she …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerSeptember 19, 2012Posted inUncategorized

The Actress

A friend and I were on the subway, after attending a Broadway show. We boarded at 42nd and were engrossed in our conversation. Upon sitting and realizing I was sitting right next to someone, I looked down at their lap and saw a binder lying there with the words: Enemy of the People. I had …

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Posted byThe ChroniclerSeptember 17, 2012September 18, 2012Posted inUncategorizedTags: Enemy of the People, Petra, theatre

What Does This Store Sell?

Posted byThe ChroniclerSeptember 15, 2012September 15, 2012Posted inUncategorized

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