New York

To de-stress recently, I took the camera and wandered around the city. It's one of the good things about New York – whenever you want to engage, to be jostled, just step outside and you'll get pummeled.  I had lots of fun walking around and getting

I went for a run today in Prospect Park: 6K.  Pretty proud of myself for sweating up the hills around the loop – I figured I needed to get in shape cause why the hell not? But that's besides the point.  On the slow walk back home, I stole

Anyways – what's with our drinking culture? What gives? That's one thing I kind of like, traveling through Muslim countries where alcohol wasn't a social lubricant: without the pressure to drink and the haze of the stuff, conversation was much more interesting.

So after I lost my bag, I was on the prowl for a new bag. In New York, it's pretty important to have a good bag. You want to separate yourself from the pack (for me, mainly from the Eastpack toting tourists and the schoolkids).  You also want

In Vino: Step away from St. Mark's and all the NYU kids.  Move down a couple of blocks and over an avenue and you're on one of the quieter streets in the East Village.  Tucked (if you can describe the modest location any other way) on

My friend stellargirl just had a post about what websites she frequents a lot.  I am a big fan of Lifehacker as of late.  I was thinking... you get to know a lot about a person based on their web visits. What else can you attached a personality test to?