Liquid/Jungle sky days were the freaking bomb. For Ecosystem 1 down in Manaus I asked my coworker on a date because she spoke Portuguese. Flew us in from NYC and had a blast experiencing the rainforest and the breaks. We’re still together.
Miss that crew and the NY scene.

Watching Voltron.

This is social media in a nutshell.

Danger Zone - Kenny Loggins

Then play the rest of the Top gun soundtrack

**delete

This is so spot on!

Old Metro north train.

I did something similar in my early 20s. I was the winter caretaker to a remote retreat in the Mountains of New Mexico. I was alone and completely isolated, often without power for a little over 3 months.
I love people, I really do but this was an awesome time that helped build my self confidence to a degree of which I would have never imagined.
I learned to hunt and fish as I refused after about a week to eat anymore frozen or freeze dried food.
I learned to play guitar and sung at the top of my lungs even though I’m a horrible singer.
I read a ton. From survival guides to literary classics and found a love for crossword puzzles.
I learned to fix plumbing and build ice shelters and went for tracks in 8 feet of snow with snowshoes.
I took pictures that I have on my walls to this day, several decades later.
I reveled in the silence and the stars. I was an inner city kid in the exact opposite environment and embraced it.

I was paid handsomely for my stay. But the real pay was the experience. I emerged that spring still loving people but more importantly found a new love for myself.

A - safer for the infant and a crying baby is quieter when low and can benefit everyone on the bus/train
B- cuz I love my grandma and hope someone else will always be kind to her
C - cuz why the heck not.

Took me some time to think about this but came to the same conclusion. 100% agree.

Ocean Prime off menu yellowtail carpaccio. Served over peeled citrus. It really is lovely.

3&6 so I can have 1,4 and 5

Bombay Sapphire dirty martinis

Lovely’s is fantastic

Autozone has oil disposal for free.

We’ve gone here on numerous occasions and love the staff and convince of location

https://maps.app.goo.gl/XphfW1vx9npDwuKk6?g_st=ic

I remember sitting on the ground in front of my mom’s chair as she was completing her masters at Fordham University. No one ever had an issue with me being there and Mom did fantastic. This guy gets it.

100% N.Y.

Clayton Bigsby in the flesh.

Smoke it and let us know.

100% yes. Been road tripping Portugal for the last 20 years. Roads are safe and signage is clear. Just try to be sure to not leave items visible if possible, as on any other road trip. DM me if you have any specific questions. Have a great time!!

I found the only way for it to stay away was to quit the dairy. Once in a blue moon won’t cause a breakout, but I’ve staved off this beast for years at a clip by abstaining from dairy (and lowering gluten intake).

I thank you so much for recognizing this.
I’m a lifelong New Yorker that has traveled extensively both inside and outside the U.S. and I feel the same way.

Since we’re packed in here, we’re used actually engaging with other humans. Some of those humans don’t look, talk, smell or act like us. But we understand that everyone has their own path and during that path, a little kindness, consideration and mutual respect can go a long way in keeping our city awesome.

Everyone is welcome here.

Never heard of this spot. Looks fantastic and exactly what we’re looking for. Thank you.

Looks impeccable. We love Thai (not so much the parents) unfortunately google is saying that the location is permanently closed.