February 2010
2 posts
Feb 5th
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OK I just picked up $17 off the street.
I saw it and I looked frantically for somebody to ask for it and nobody. So I picked it up and I’m thinking wow, maybe I should give $5 to the next homeless guy I see. And I couldn’t find any! WHAT! I feel so guilty now.
Feb 5th
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January 2010
3 posts
Jan 17th
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Jan 13th
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Jan 7th
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December 2009
16 posts
“Asked to name the thing he liked most about the city, Mr. Pereda responded, “The...”
– New York, Interrupted - In Lull Between Holidays, Tourists Savor New York - NYTimes.com
Dec 30th
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Dec 28th
60 notes
3 tags
On the move (to NYC)
Just a little while ago, I got a job offer from a small web software company in NYC. Back then, of course, I was still living in Tel Aviv, Israel. This came as a bit of a surprise: I was just visiting New York last summer, and I fell completely in love with it. I was fantasizing about every possible way I could live here. And then the dream came true, the option was now real. It still...
Dec 27th
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Dec 27th
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Dec 26th
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Dec 23rd
15 notes
3 tags
“5. Because we get to push tourists if we’re late for work.”
– 2005’s 123 Reasons to Love New York Right Now - 123 - Gawker
Dec 22nd
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Dec 22nd
5 tags
Dec 20th
6 tags
You're not truly a New Yorker
…until you walk down through the Subway transfer just to avoid the walking traffic/street lights/cold.
Dec 17th
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Dec 17th
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Dec 16th
4 tags
Dec 9th
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Dec 3rd
Alcohol: Is It good for a sore throat?
Guess we’ll find out tomorrow morning. Goodnight!
Dec 3rd
5 tags
Dec 1st
4 tags
Allow me to reintroduce myself.
My name is Sagie. I know, it looks hard to pronounce. It actually isn’t so much. Să-gē. Sa-gi. That’s all. It’s Hebrew. It means “exalted, supreme”. Sagie. Oh forget it, you can call me Joe. I was born & raised in the far-away land, Israel, where I went to school, watched TV, spent three long years of mandatory military service, listened to tons of music,...
Dec 1st