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• An Early Morning Walk in the East Village

  Posted on Tuesday November 17th, 2009 at 17:25 in Dogs, new york, walking, east village

  Sometimes it's not about where to walk but when. Certain hours of the day carry with them their own qualities, and strange as it may sound, I am fond of the quiet mystery of the early morning. Just before sunrise the day has not yet lost its patina o...

• A Literary Holiday Gift Guide: Best New Books on New York, New York

  Posted on Sunday November 15th, 2009 at 13:23 in books, lists, new york, history, writers, bookstores

  Not surprisingly, New York as a subject generates a lot of books. Each year the shelves in the New York section of bookstores become overcrowded with new books about the city, each one adding something different to a vast body of city literature. Thi...

• Shopping for Dinner at the Union Square Greenmarket: A Slideshow of Seasonal Bounty

  Posted on Thursday November 12th, 2009 at 11:23 in shopping, food, new york, greenmarket, union square, cuisiine

  Walking through the Union Square Greenmarket, I often feel like such an amateur. Dumfounded by the varieties of potatoes, rutabagas, turnips, squash, or heirloom tomatoes on display and what to do with them, I often beat a retreat to the bakery stand...

• A Walk to See Carl Jung\'s Red Book: A Journey Into the Psyche

  Posted on Tuesday November 10th, 2009 at 11:39 in artists, new york, museums, carl jung, rubin museum of art

  Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung (July 1875 – June 1961) embarked on an extraordinary journey in the years before World War I, a dangerous adventure that took him inward to the deepest recesses of his psyche. At the time he embarked on the journey he h...

• A New York Yankees State of Mind

  Posted on Friday November 6th, 2009 at 19:20 in new york, new york yankees

  Hundreds of thousands of New York Yankees fans in the city got the chance to applaud their hometown World Series heroes for the parade and ceremony in lower Manhattan on Friday, November 6, celebrating along the Canyon of Heroes on Broadway and on th...

• 20 Short Walks between New York Landmarks

  Posted on Wednesday November 4th, 2009 at 16:18 in new york, brooklyn, Central Park, lincoln center, chinatown, theater district, city hall, madison square park

  Favorable weather may encourage long walks through the New York cityscape, but sometimes a short walk of a mile or less may be just the ticket for some serious New York sightseeing. Perfect for brisk autumn weather, these suggested walks pair two ne...

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