Enjoy a view of Manhattan from Queens.
Take a drive on one of NY’s numerous bridges at sunset.
Grab a slice of New York-style pizza on the run.
Take pix of a boutique store on 5th Avenue.
Have Pho on a freezing day @ Pho Pasteur in Chinatown
85 Baxter Street (btwn Walker & White)
New York, NY 10013
Take advantage of generous entertainment opportunities by world-renowned artists.
Diverse color positioning makes repetition fun: Gabriel Orozco @ MoMA
Be awed by the beauty of Water Lilies by Monet
Visit one of my most favorite places in NY- MoMA
11 West 53th st.
New York, NY 10019
Never saw this place so packed in my life… took an hour just to enter.
Magically make a glass of Frozen Hot Chocolate disappear in five minutes.
Serendipity
225 E. 60th St.
New York, NY 10022
Call it a tourist spot but I just can’t resist it- even the 2 hour wait doesn’t faze me. If I could, I would have one everyday for a month and promise I won’t get sick of it.
Walk around midtown and become actively involved in people/cab watching- trust me, it gets quite interesting.
Conduct Candy & Chocolate investigation @ Dylan’s Candy Bar, where you will be greeted by every single candy ever existed on earth.
1011 Third Ave (at 60th)
New York, NY 10021
Since there was a two hour wait at Serendipity, went around the corner to kill time at Dylan’s. You gotta be smart to survive in NYC.
Take a walk down the memory lane.
PvD- one of my favorite DJs of all time. For a second I thought that I would love to be there… then again, I quit partying quite a while ago, not to mention the fact that I live 3,000 miles away.
Have a break.
Panini & Lemon Soda @ a favorite cafe, Zibetto
Manhattan at night in rain… besides the completely soaked boots, it was quite beautiful.
Lastly,
Reminisce the good old days.
Also be reminded of the reasons why I left.
ah…Zibetto…=:::::