When I first traveled to London in 2006, my manager had booked a house in Leytonstone. We must have spent a week there. It was a dark and dingy place, about an hour's train ride from our workplace in the docklands near Canary Wharf. After a week, a colleague told one of my roommates that... Continue Reading →
Earlier this year I had the chance to visit Berlin. It has been about 3 months and I have not gotten the opportunity nor made the time to write about Berlin. The trip is now quickly fading from my memory, threatening to leave behind the usual vague remembrances of travel impressions. Berlin was bitterly cold... Continue Reading →
Mira loves spotting cats. She is great at it. I am fairly observant, too, but her eyes seem sharper, and her ability to spot felines hiding seems highly tuned. She lets out a small yelp or a dramatic "caaatt" in a low voice when she spots one. Cats are evening routines, though. Early mornings, on... Continue Reading →
I live in Park Slope, and for a long time, I did not understand a strange pedestrian phenomenon that was observable outside my apartment. People walking down the street in one direction mostly scowl at me, and people walking from the other invariably wave and nod at me. I put this down to my unscientific... Continue Reading →
Google Maps says that if I walk for 30 minutes due southwest from my workplace in midtown Manhattan along Park Avenue, I shall reach Union Square. I generally manage the walk in 20 minutes. It is a bracing walk in the evenings in summer and during the daytimes in winter. I mostly do it after the... Continue Reading →
Of course, I want all the usual stuff. I want a clingy Koala bear-like tiny girl who sticks to me for dear life and shyly buries her face in my neck when aunts and uncles coax her into talking with them. A little bundle of curiosity and wonder that I have to constantly pry from... Continue Reading →
It is always a joy to find a nice bookshop in an unexpected place. Posman Books was right inside Grand Central Terminal, NYC. I cannot believe that I missed this one. Imagine my joy when I caught sight of it as I was on my way to Shake Shack. Sadly, I see that they are... Continue Reading →
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