The NY Public Library for the Performing Arts is a gem located in Lincoln Center. Researchers from around the world head to their massive collections of theater, film, dance, music, and recorded sound materials. The public can also use the library. When I was in High School, I went there often to listen to recordings […]
The building is now known as 28 Liberty. But the minute I saw it, I knew it was the old Chase Bank headquarters. It was a place I’d visited often; Chase was a client for many years. The building has since been sold. I never noticed or knew about the space on the 60th floor. […]
Yesterday, when it was gray, cold and windy I ventured north to the NY Botanical Garden for warmth and beauty, specifically to the Orchid Show. It is one of my favorite shows of the year, a riot of color, unusual varieties and fabulous presentation. This year the show maintained the tradition of vivid colors and […]
I could easily write many posts about the orchids at this year’s show at the NY Botanical Garden. As I mentioned yesterday, I don’t like the theme of the show. But the individual specimens are glorious. As the orchid show had just opened the day before, many of the plants were budding. Seeing trails of […]
On Saturday I visited the AMNH with my nephew, his wife and daughter. Brianna is in fifth grade and is studying the Aztec and Incas so she asked if we could go look at those exhibits. The museum is enormous and even though I visit it regularly, I hadn’t been to the hall of Mexican […]
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Starting a new role as a school leader marks an exciting new chapter filled with opportunities and challenges. The first week back with your staff is pivotal for setting the tone for the entire year. It’s a time when your leadership style, vision, and approach will begin to take shape. How you navigate this initial […]
Are you tired of the same old nine-to-five grind? Get ready to unleash your entrepreneurial spirit and find a side hustle that could have you saying goodbye to your day job. Here are ten very profitable side hustles, according to members of an online community. 1. Video Testimonials Lights, camera, testimonials! If you have a […]
It’s the last month of the summer vacation season. We are in the dog days of summer so here is a whimsy post on some of the days we celebrate in August. While there are no major holidays this month, some say August is one big holiday. Nevertheless, there are countless August National holidays, International […]
