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Events, hilarious dates, and the masochistic struggle of life in NYC written by snarky/witty/cute-as-shit blogger Mary Lane.
On Fridays I feature some fleeting moments from my week that made me stop and think, “I’m so lucky to live in NYC!” And maybe some that made me think, “Bahaha this city is ridiculous and I love it. ” Here we go for this April week that sometimes kinda, sort felt like spring… Where the famous Christmas tree stands every winter the infamous Throne of Swords was erected for the lead up to the final season release
On Fridays I feature some fleeting moments from my week that made me stop and think, “I’m so lucky to live in NYC! The super popular NYC ice cream parlor opened in Astoria last summer and every time I’ve walked by, lines were out the door. Smooth honey cinnamon ice cream mixed with baklava and galaktoboureko from Astoria’s own Artopolis Bakery. So that’s all I got for fun little moments from my week.
It’s super similar to the stunt Banksy pulled during his NYC residency back in 2013 where the artist set up a stand in Central Park selling originals of his art for $60. Roundabout Theatre Company who produced this has THE BEST deal for Broadway tickets if you’re under 35, check it out: http://hiptix.com First Day of Spring in Central Park I Citibiked to Central Park on the first day of spring hoping to see signs of the season and OH BOY the park did not disappoint! You know it’s spring in the city when the ice skating rinks close for the season!
He’s an avid bird watcher, venturing out into New York’s many green spaces to crane his neck up into the trees with his telephoto lens. Which means he was flooded with messages and texts when the Mandarin Duck, also known as Hot Duck, arrived in NYC. She started tossing snow at NYC’s most eligible bachelor (according to New York Magazine). Thanks for sharing this egregious duck tale, Peter! Peter DeGiglio not only beautifully photographs birds, he gets the best angles of humans as well.