Brooklyn Bridge Walk

  I didn't have much of a chance to post about NY (or really anything else) during our last stretch living there. We were actually t...

New York Neighborhoods Project: SoHo's Highs and Lows

It's been a while since I've worked on the NY Neighborhoods Project , and this neighborhood in particular has been a long tim...

New York City Staycation

I’ve been MIA for a while, and I’ll explain about where I’ve been soon.  In the meantime,  I think it’s time to bring things back to NYC. ...

Two years in New York and feeling very thankful

Fallen tree near the Natural History Museum Greg and I moved to New York two years ago tonight. This also happens to be my 101st pos...

Bon Chon Chicken - There’s a new “K” in KFC

In my book, that “K” now stands for Korean.   I’ve been hearing rumblings about the wonders of Korean fried chicken for a while ...

NY Neighborhoods Project: Spirited Away to Flushing, Queens

Sometimes you don’t have to travel very far to feel a world away. It turns out that if you hop on the number 7 train and ride it all ...

NY Neighborhoods Project: 4th of July in the Financial District and Les Halles

Normally, I’m a big fan of fireworks, but this year Greg and I just didn't feel like fighting through the crush of humanity to find...

NY Neighborhoods Project: East Village Sampler Platter

Forces in the universe conspired to have the East Village be the first stop on the NY Neighborhoods Project a couple of weekends ago. Cir...