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Yesterday morning I tried a SO espresso at Black Fox - if I remember right, the origin was Rwanda.
I've had worse espresso - but I've also had better. It had plenty of bright, fruity notes, but they sometimes felt hollow, and I could've used a bit more sweetness, for lack of a better word. Still, it was good espresso.
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Last night my family and I ate at Butter - Alex Guarnaschelli's restaurant in NYC.
The food was excellent! I got the boneless balsamic glazed short ribs, and definitely didn't forget to take a picture of. This picture is definitely of the specific plate of food I was served, and not a lookalike image I found online. Definitely not.
The morning involved a trip to the museum of broadway, and shopping at a few stores around times Square. No pictures, sadly, but we did stop by the steps at Times Square, where I took this photo.
Pictured in frame is sonic the hedgehog, two separate gorillas, Spiderman, and an old topless woman with a guitar called 'the naked cowgirl'.
Not picture in frame is one of the worst cortados I have ever had in my life.
Started the morning with a sandwich from a food cart and a cup of coffee in a Greek cup. The sandwich was awesome. The coffee was there too.
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As a holdover from day 1 - pictures taken from the harbor lights boat tour we took.
they won't tell you this in therapy but sometimes the best way to stop catastrophizing/anxiety is to interrupt your spiraling with "girl what the hell are you talking about"
It's not a cure but you have no idea how many times this image has helped me with my OCD
This tag has been more effective than any meds I’ve ever taken
hell yeah
Went through the MoMA while waiting for our check in time at our hotel. I thoroughly enjoyed it all, and got to see classics like Van Gogh's Starry Night and Dali's The Persistence of Memory. My four favorite pieces in particular were less ubiquitous, if only slightly.
First was Duchamp's Nude Descending a Staircase (No. 1). His work in this period focused on what he referred to as "static representation of movement", and this was one of my favorite examples of that idea.
Then there's Mark Rothko's No.37/No. 19 (Slate Blue and Brown on Plum). No pictures do it justice, the lack of contrast between all of the deep, muted tones gives it an almost glowing effect when you see it out of the corner of your eye, and there's a depth to the painting with the way Rothko layered the paints and other materials together. It's also a big-ass painting, which in my opinion only adds to the intensity of how weird and hard to describe the experience of seeing this painting is.
Speaking of big-ass paintings, the one I was looking forward to: Claude Monet's Water Lilies. I adore all of these paintings, and I knew they'd be massive, but they are MASSIVE. The picture isn't of the installation I actually liked, because I couldn't easily fit that one in frame. 3 massive paintings, each of them over 6 feet tall and 13 feet long, arranged in a continuous depiction of the water lilies in Monet's signature impressionist style. The colors are absolutely gorgeous, and these still remain among my favorite paintings of all time.
Finally, the Sleeper hit - Sophie Calle's The Sleepers! I had no knowledge of the existence of this particular installation, but it was easily my favorite of the bunch. It's just a bunch of black and white photographs of people taking turns sleeping in a bed, interspersed with brief writers from Sophie about the people - who they were, how they answered her questions, how they slept in her bed, and even what breakfast they ate afterward. The writings are intimate, plain, funny, excruciatingly French, and honest - and they made this piece my favorite of the bunch.
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Walked from the hotel to MoMA, and passed by this kickers cathedral. I also took a detour by a nearby Blue Bottle to try some espresso and pick up a bag of coffee. The espresso was single origin, and had a super bright, fruity note - pomegranate and dried berries, with a slight fermented undertone, and some hints of milk chocolate. I didn't get the chance to ask the baristas what the origin was, but I'd guess a natural processed Latin American coffee of some sort. Tasty stuff.
Arrived at 9:20 am or so on the 26th. Concrete Jungle Wet Dream Tomato.
oh boy a new keyboard I hope it doesnt have any legos in it
by talos this cant be happening
oh boy a new keyboard I hope it doesnt have any legos in it
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