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tourists

Men peeing in public The smell of subway station stairways on a hot, summer day Movie sets. Freaking movie people filming “on location” and getting in the way of real life Getting parking tickets outside my apartment whenever I rent a car Noise, noise, and more noise. Construction noise. 18-wheel truck noise. Making sure Snick  [click to continue reading...]

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I’m porting the blog to WordPress and redesigning the templates sometime in the next couple months. Fun fun. I received some photos last week from a high school reunion that was held this summer. (I’ve never made it home for one.) I’m sad to say I only managed to recognize 4 people out of about  [click to continue reading...]

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Well Said!!! (re: tourists)

by nycgadgetgirl on November 15, 2005 · 4 comments

in tourists

I just ran across this post re: tourists to our fair city. Well said!!! I’m tempted to print it out and hand it to tourists on the street. I’m always tripping over them anyway, so jamming a paper in their hand wouldn’t require any extra effort.

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a PS to the Snickers Kicker post

by nycgadgetgirl on August 3, 2005 · 1 comment

in Snick the Dog,tourists

Everyone asks why I didn’t kick the guy back. I HAD TO CHECK ON SNICKERS. By the time I knew he was OK (perfectly fine, just a bit befuddled), the jerk was almost a block away. Besides, all that really mattered to me was taking Snick home and giving him lots of extra snuggly love.

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Who goes to someone else’s city and kicks their dog??? Apparently, American tourists do.

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Ah…. Long Weekends in the City

by nycgadgetgirl on July 2, 2005

in tourists

Everyone keeps asking where I’m going this weekend. GOING? Why would I go anywhere??? Long, holiday weekends are the BEST time to stay home. Everyone else leaves. The neighborhood isn’t so crowded. It rocks! Honestly. Oh, and PS, if you are reading this from somewhere other than NYC, please do not take this as an  [click to continue reading...]

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