Monthly Archives: November 2012

…of Central Park are completely out of control.  Yes, it seems they’ve completely run amok.   They never stop at red lights. And let’s not forget how dangerous bike lanes are. That’s why joggers and regular pedestrians love to use … Continue reading →

As Thanksgiving arrives this year, I have many things to be grateful for. First and foremost, I am grateful that I have a home to go to, that I have heat, hot water and food on my table. In the … Continue reading →

NYC post Sandy. I just don’t have the words to properly express my thoughts. My heart is breaking for those who lost so much. Where I live and work, it’s almost as nothing happened. Even though it doesn’t seem entirely … Continue reading →

The majority of those people you see in the photo above, are waiting on line to get food, water and necessities at The Red Hook Initiative. The rest are people who came out to bring necessities and volunteer their assistance … Continue reading →

The boom in people on bicycles, skateboards, push scooters other people powered transportation in the aftermath of Sandy has been amazing to witness over the last few days. With NYC’s public transit system crippled, more people learned it was the … Continue reading →