
There it is, plain and simple. The very definition of commerce.

There it is, plain and simple. The very definition of commerce.



An ominous looking stain accentuates the provenance of this light fixture. (Top.) That’s New York, baby!
These buildings are being built in layers, the core structure is clad in a glass cover. (#3 pix.) That’s cool, baby!






Making the old three-pernt-toin.
Do lazy days make you feel rested or unproductive?

Restless, more likely. I guess I am inclined to be a doer, goer, mover type.

My husband’s new sneakers carry a vegan label. I get it. They’re made with no animal product. Whatsoever.
Nice, but is it necessary to tout this distinction?

Embracing the frightening, we take on the masks of doom. On Halloween, we chase away goblins by becoming one with them.





In my mythology of the world, clouds are a fragile world we cannot visit.





They are too delicate to bear our weight.
After all, they are the nebula as reflected in their status as “nebulous.”
Soon! Maybe.




Grubbs on York are being coy about when (maybe even if) they will be opening. This was cute. Originally. After months of seeing the tease, it’s beginning to grate. Open already, I want to shout. Or don’t.

The irony on this corner is that several months ago, the restaurant in question was open. Then it shuttered with this promise of it “coming soon.” I am puzzled.
What’s your #1 priority tomorrow?
What can we accomplish in 24 little hours?
What do we want to accomplish?


Of all the made-up days of celebration, I managed to miss Sep 29, National Coffee Day. Ironic, really. My coffee trail has been long and winding. Perhaps it’s fitting that it doesn’t end at a Dunkin’ or a Peets.








