*Everyday Chatter
"If you see me trying to navigate a double stroller, why can’t you move out of my way?" says one rageful "Mom in the City" (she's also Marv Albert's daughter.) [Gothamist]
The long-empty Action Care pharmacy at upscaling Reggie Fitzgerald Triangle has a new occupant, Echelon Cycles, from a "long time NYC resident and semi-professional racer":
If Ray's Candy becomes a noodle shop, there must be rioting in the streets. [EVG]
March 8--a second benefit for Ray's Candy. [NMNL]
Lovely 185 Bowery is finally, after a long hold up and a lone holdout, coming down. [BB]
Texty LOL-speak turns up in anti-condo graffiti. [NYS]
Coney to get a Knott's Berry Farm-like pony express? [ATZ]
"Complicated, unavoidable, convenient, annoying--whatever that relationship was, even Duane Reade seemed to understand how deeply it had worked its way into the municipal psyche." [NYT]
As books become antiques, don't miss the Antiquarian Book Fair:
The long-empty Action Care pharmacy at upscaling Reggie Fitzgerald Triangle has a new occupant, Echelon Cycles, from a "long time NYC resident and semi-professional racer":
If Ray's Candy becomes a noodle shop, there must be rioting in the streets. [EVG]
March 8--a second benefit for Ray's Candy. [NMNL]
Lovely 185 Bowery is finally, after a long hold up and a lone holdout, coming down. [BB]
Texty LOL-speak turns up in anti-condo graffiti. [NYS]
Coney to get a Knott's Berry Farm-like pony express? [ATZ]
"Complicated, unavoidable, convenient, annoying--whatever that relationship was, even Duane Reade seemed to understand how deeply it had worked its way into the municipal psyche." [NYT]
As books become antiques, don't miss the Antiquarian Book Fair:
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