Our local bodega catExhibit on the Highline…Sam Falls Untitled Grand a Central on a Thursday at 10amMovie night…Sleepless in SeattleSpa NightDining set up Ruby’sSplitting brunch with my daughter…egg sandwich and corn frittersNew York Botanic GardenNYBGThe HighlineThe HighlineA new ice cream place opened in our neighborhood, Surreal Creamery….earl grey ice cream that took her two days to eat…this is the smaller one btw…Chorizo quesadilla at Mexico Lindo
You know there’s always going to be a new beauty fad. I don’t know if I’d ever have bought one…but I put in in the freezer and roll it over my face and it reduces puffiness…this is one of those moments when I’ll say…one day when you’re in your late 50s you’ll understand how everything’s puffs up…side note….I got shin splints (age again) and frozen roller was great…
Grand Central is so empty!The Highline is interesting.I know Mitchell Silver, the Commissioner of NYC Parks. His family and my family were good friends. They had a summer house in the Catskills. He was so funny! He did a great job with this.
It’s nice to know there’s life ‘out there’! Lovely flowers and delicious looking food. And how in the world did you keep that ice cream from falling over?!?!?
Great pictures. Love the Exhibit and wow, Grand Central Station! Funny that calendar page was on the day that I found out about my sister and the covid thing. What a firestorm that caused in our family. Definitely pulled me away from tranquil feelings. Wish I had seen that first.
I miss NYC–looks like a great time to visit (less crowds!). Last time I was there was last August, visiting my brother. He hasn’t been back (he has a part-time rental) since this all began, and my annual trip to my beloved NYC is indefinitely postponed, I guess. So, thanks for your pictures!
What a lovely set of pictures you took even though now because of the coronavirus new York doesn’t seem to have that same vibe you usually pick up even from the pictures. That ice cream and the brunch you shared looked yummy. I’m glad places are opening little by little. I enjoyed the flowers and the scenery pictures that looked fresh and pretty. Thanks for a taste of New York.
Waking up on the Wrong Side of 50 
What is that odd contraption sitting on top of the mask in the spa photo? It looks like a printmaking tool.
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Face roller….I got that as a gift at an event I attended. It actually feels really nice and it’s just one of those moments that I take for myself.
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A face roller. Huh. They make all sorts of unexpected things, don’t they?
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You know there’s always going to be a new beauty fad. I don’t know if I’d ever have bought one…but I put in in the freezer and roll it over my face and it reduces puffiness…this is one of those moments when I’ll say…one day when you’re in your late 50s you’ll understand how everything’s puffs up…side note….I got shin splints (age again) and frozen roller was great…
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I usually use a bag of frozen peas when I need to ice something. 😂
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We still have my daughters boo boo bunny from when she was a kid…
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Nice pics!
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Thank you
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Grand Central is so empty!The Highline is interesting.I know Mitchell Silver, the Commissioner of NYC Parks. His family and my family were good friends. They had a summer house in the Catskills. He was so funny! He did a great job with this.
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I’ve never seen grand central empty
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That must be sad. I hope things get better!
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Slow reentry
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It’s nice to know there’s life ‘out there’! Lovely flowers and delicious looking food. And how in the world did you keep that ice cream from falling over?!?!?
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Omg it was melting all over my daughters hands! She had like twenty napkins! Got home and into the freezer!!
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Beautiful things to bring gratitude to your heart….I was especially struck by the photo of Grand Central Station…it speaks volumes!
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I know! It was my first time on metro north since February
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There are so many places I miss and people I long to see….hopefully soon….Have a lovely week.
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You as well
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Thanks so much
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Question..did you eat at Rubys? Did that feel/look “tight” to you? I was trying to gauge how wide those panels were… 😬
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We are at Ruby’s. The plexiglass dividers are wide and about an inch thick. They’re pretty effective so far
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well that’s good!!!
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I think I need that mask sign! Love that!
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Great pictures. Love the Exhibit and wow, Grand Central Station! Funny that calendar page was on the day that I found out about my sister and the covid thing. What a firestorm that caused in our family. Definitely pulled me away from tranquil feelings. Wish I had seen that first.
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I try to remember these things throughout the day….some days better than others
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I may actually be inspired to drive into the city just for that ice cream place..:)
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The size of these ice creams was crazy!
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Wow, I call that a family size ice cream 🍦
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As it took 3 people and two days to eat it…..
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Nice pics!
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That last picture is way more appealing to me than the ice cream. Yum.
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Reminds me I haven’t watched Sleepless………………… in years.
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Love that movie
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I miss NYC–looks like a great time to visit (less crowds!). Last time I was there was last August, visiting my brother. He hasn’t been back (he has a part-time rental) since this all began, and my annual trip to my beloved NYC is indefinitely postponed, I guess. So, thanks for your pictures!
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No crowds, but little to do, so it depends on what you want out of a visit
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Looks like you had a great week! Can’t believe Grand Central Station…..and earl gray ice cream….
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Earl grey ice cream good
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What a lovely set of pictures you took even though now because of the coronavirus new York doesn’t seem to have that same vibe you usually pick up even from the pictures. That ice cream and the brunch you shared looked yummy. I’m glad places are opening little by little. I enjoyed the flowers and the scenery pictures that looked fresh and pretty. Thanks for a taste of New York.
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