Sunday, July 31, 2011

broken summer

Summer is my favorite time of year. It is also the time when I'm completely broke. Luckily for me, most of my other friends are too, so we manage to find things to do.

Sunday, March 06, 2011

here comes the sun...

I'm crossing my fingers this is the beginning of spring...

a beautiful cage

 Some snow highlights.

calming sheep

 SHEEP!

Last snow pleasepleaseplease!!!

I woke up to snow on President's Day. 

natural history museum

I finally went to the Natural History Museum. I went for one reason:

Wednesday, January 05, 2011

KC+KS

So, way back in the very begining of September, I went on a trip to help my friend Caitlin move from STL to Denver CO.  I never posted the pictures, partly because my computer was acting up and partly because of how busy work got. BUT, here is our fabulous road trip!

fires

So, we accidentally drove past some fires.

colorado!

So we made it to Colorado.

Thursday, December 16, 2010

wet leaves


While everyone else in the USA was getting snow, in NYC we were getting rain. I do love wet wintery days, walking with my ipod in the park when hardley anyone else is there. 

Christmas stuff

This is the happiest pile of trash I've seen. 

thanksgiving continued...

More Thanksgiving!

Sunday, November 28, 2010

food!

 Yay Thanksgiving. 

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

halloween!

 I know it's late, but here's some pics of Halloween.  Nick and I were scrambling for costumes at the last min, but I think we did alright. I'm Lauryn Hill and he's me, so we were Lauryn and Lauren.


Yah.

Autumn in the city

 It's hard to explain, but I love fall in the city. I think this city is made for fall. Of course, I'll always love summer the most, the hot days and how gritty and dirty it is, but the city is never so beautiful as it is in the fall.  
The weather is crazy in the fall. Rainy/sunny/cold/perfect/warm. It's foggy and hazy most mornings, and since fall is our busiest season, I get to see the sunrise almost every day. The sun here is so much steeper than in Missouri, and it makes the leaves glow, everything has crazy long shadows, and sometimes, especially in the morning fog, the way it hits on buildings and trees makes them look fake, like a painting. 
The leaves are gorgeous. They are crazy bright.  They are so pretty they even make ugly midtown streets look good.  And when it's quiet, which isn't often but it happens, all you hear is the rustling of leaves. 
It's hard to capture how nice it is here in a picture. You can't jump over puddles with me, or hear the leaves, or feel the insane wind that is always happening. I love walking down the streets in my neighborhood, they're so peaceful. I can't capture all that in a picture, but here are some attempts anyway from the last month.