I walk out my front door and around the corner. A jogger passes me, socially distanced in the street, no mask; and then a series of recreational cyclists, some without masks. They’re at least 6 feet away and pass me so quickly; I don’t worry about it. A homeless person is crouched by the Wi-Fi …
It's been a while since I've written anything but I'm still here. Things have been quiet in NYC. August is always quiet - the weather reminds us that Manhattan was built on a swamp - and everyone heads for the Hamptons or the Shore or the Catskills. This year, they left a little early. Back …
https://ilovetheupperwestside.com/a-brilliant-performance-on-77th-and-broadway/ First of all, I miss my city. I'm tired of staying inside all the time. I'm afraid it's going to be like this forever. I wish I hadn't injured my foot in February because I could have kept walking every day and held my agoraphobia in check, but now I've fallen out of practice …
The woman in front of me walked a straight line about 18” parallel to the buildings on our left. It was a sunny Saturday afternoon, and the sidewalks were full of New Yorkers and tourists enjoying the autumnal weather. The woman and I were headed the same direction and our separate paths carried us together …
Side Note: An apology. I have been posting every weekday but things have been chaotic for the last couple of weeks. I'll explain later. But here's a post with a little taste of what's been happening in my life. Good things in store! For the past few weeks, we’ve been camped out in a hotel …
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