4 Seconds A Day: December 2015

N.Y.C. X-Mas 2015

We Rode In Fish

best carousel ever

The Wet Apple

Got to get the cronuts 

 Seaglass was awesome

It's New York. No one cares. 

4 Seconds A Day: December 2014

That marks two years of these

Christmas City For Four

 Ahhh New York at Christmas time. Nothing better. Hopefully we can keep up the tradition. This year we have two kids. Next year there will be three. Soon we won't have enough hands to hold them all. 

 Yuula fell in love with every dress in the Disney store. No surprise there. 

That ain't no Cinderella. 

Bryant Park, where we killed some toparepas.  

 We like this tree, even if it's only blue.

 Aesop as Atreyu riding Falkor

Yuula chilling in a Starbucks, hipster style

 I guess she can be angelic at times

We had so many offers to have our picture taken 

Flags 

He's going for that cookie 

Another kind offer to take us 

Another iconic spot

we'll be back?

Artcidental

(from October 7th)

Passing thru the park while we were in the city.

Never miss an opportunity to remind yourself.

Some Would Say 'Not Enough'

(from September 5th)

On a moderate whim we hit the big city to see one of Laura's newest obsessions: Too Many Zooz. Anything with a honky horn and she's already halfway there. And this may be one of the honkiest.

 What else but Indian food first. Jackson Diner. Eh. No Makhani but decent spices and beer prices.

We then did something neither of us had ever done; barhop. Spontaneity can be fun. Carroll Place, total hipster bar, with woodworked walls and Pitchfork-approved playlist. Straight liquor because we ain't got time for filler. Anywhere. Then stumbled over to the hiphop pool bar called Fat Black Pussycat. Terrific. Once again, straight Jameson. This was getting us thru the night, but our show didn't start til midnight so we needed some sustenance.  

Wine slushies and decadent cupcakes at twilight. Sweet Revenge is just that. But it hit the damn spot. 

This photo was taken at some point of the evening. 

As was this one.

And a wild concert indeed took place. There are stories, but Laura will have to tell you someday. I don't have the clearance level. We came out of the venue in the wee hours and of wee teetotalism. Luckily my friends Greg and Joseph were on their way home from a wrap party (fancy) and invited us in to sober up while they toured us thru their village apartment upgrades as of late. 

All I know from there is that by the time we were heading back to the kids, this was happening, so we decided 'what the hell' - - we are young, we are green, keep our teeth nice and clean. 

And someone had the presence of mind to prove it

Delicious Genderosity

(from August 16th)

That's my old friend Donald. He wrote and performed a show in NYC in August. We bought tickets because we will find every excuse to spend a night in the city.

That's Elvis. I didn't know him. 

We got in to the city a little late and had little time to eat dinner before curtain. About 30 minutes to order, eat and dash a few blocks to the theater. MasalaWala was the answer. Holy crap I don't know that I've ever had more exotic tasting food. Look at that cauliflower.

Being short on time did not keep us from downing an entire bottle of wine either.

Matrimonial Picture Box

In The Parks And The Streets

Pre-Wedding

Post-Wedding