The Count Censored.
Because it’s Monday.
Thanks @alphacolin for sharing!
Correction: thank you @patrickproctor for making my Monday a little more bearable.
Just got back from a 4 mile run. It was pretty weak considering I had to fight through a runny nose and wheezing. Imagine what kind of runner I would be if I didn’t have asthma.
I just read an article from HuffPo about the cost of living in NYC…
“A 2009 study from the Center for an Urban Future found that someone making $60,000 and living in Manhattan is equivalent to someone making $26,092,” according to the New York Daily News. Here’s the article if you want to get more depressed.
And don’t think it’s just Manhattan. Queens is #5 and Brooklyn is #2. While this place is hella expensive I don’t see myself moving anytime soon. I’m too dependent on public transportation, the speed that things get done here, the fact that stores stay open late and are easy to get to, the endless amount of things to do and see, and most importantly I love the diversity and acceptance of all types of people. So I guess that answers that. I’m staying.
I will be leaving one borough for another in a little over a month. I’m excited to be living in such a colorful neighborhood with so many creative people and interesting things to see! There’s an art store on my block and people I know live in walking distance. I can’t wait to move!
Made from the silk of a million spiders. In these days of fast and disposable fashion, the idea of taking eight years to manufacture two unwearable garments seems outlandish. Yet a textile designer and entrepreneur have woven two extraordinary pieces of clothing from Madagascan spider silk.
(via npr)
I had a margarita for dinner to help me deal with all this stress that’s been going on this shitty shitty week. Good Lord it was the best decision of my life. The end.
Location: West Village
A rent-controlled apartment at 38-42 Commerce Street in the West Village. Arnold Warwick, seated, pays $331.76 a month for 1,200 square feet. (Photo by Suzanne DeChillo/The New York Times)
Apartment jealousy…rising.
Ugh, rent-controlled. I just signed a lease and trust me, my rent is nowhere close to $331.76.
(via wnyc)
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