TRAVEL AND LIVING IN NEW YORK TODAY
The holiday season has officially opened its doors in New York last night with the lighting of the Christmas tree at Rockefeller Plaza 2011. Thousands of people rushed from all over the world to experience these few seconds of emotion: a tree devoid of light that suddenly shines. The streets of NYC have been swamped Continue Reading
Thanksgiving or ‘Thanksgiving Day is a summary of’ a party where you can embrace his family and friends, alas, often scattered in different states here in America. An invitation to eat turkey on Thanksgiving Day may also represent an opportunity for someone to reciprocate a favor, pave a discord, setting aside a grudge inamicizia and Continue Reading
The race started Christmas shopping. It balances well. To kick off the ‘black friday’ – Black Friday, because the next day waiting for the Americans to Thursday’s Thanksgiving. In Manhattan, as in many other large cities of the United States, Black Friday has opened its doors at midnight. Malls and shops were prepared to work Continue Reading
A woman is lying on a machine, not dead, but does not seem to breathe, no sign of life nor the viewer observes walking down the street. It remains perfectly motionless. This one of the only things that can happen in New York City. Walking on first avenue and 61st street, the area known as Continue Reading
The colors of autumn days are numbered. New York stands with its yellow green and red crumbling but the winter weather almost counteracts the external environment. The autumn with its spectacular colors and distinguishable that the Big Apple offers is the best time of year to visit, even for mild temperatures or not frozen, and Continue Reading