Michael

When I visited this spot, there were dozens of people standing around a band, singing along to the music.

I explored every nook and cranny in the Strand when I first visited its “18 miles of books”. What I discovered is that it is full of, well, mediocre books. Perhaps I’m spoiled on books I hear about through friends, or which receive heavy promotion and good categorization at Barnes & Noble, but my experience at the Strand is that you’ll spend hours and hours there: looking for a decent book.

That said, if you’re a book lover who:
a) knows exactly what book you want
b) has read all of the popular books already
c) enjoy more obscure texts
then you’ll probably love it.

I have grown up being unable to eat beets because of the taste, but I was not only able to eat Veselka’s Borscht—I downright enjoyed it!

Highly recommended.

I just found an apartment two blocks from Union Square. What a great place! A farmer’s market every other day, Whole Foods Market, Barnes and Noble, DSW, Barocco kitchen, the list goes on…

I’m going on a Big Onion walking tour of Union Square in just over a week.

So much to do, only one lifetime. NYC has it all: people, culture, money, beauty. You could visit here on all of your vacations and never see it all.

Beautiful country.

Durango is a great town. There is never a shortage of outdoor activities. Skiing, kayaking, rafting, hiking, exploring… the list goes on. As a warning to those who want to move here, jobs are scarce and competitive. It’s primarily a tourist and retirement spot.