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Showing posts with label summer stripes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label summer stripes. Show all posts

Summer Streets - NY

 The NY hotdog.
Is there any other?
Paris forgeddaboutit!

 For 3 weekends in August we have 'Summer Streets' from 7am to 1pm, nearly seven miles of New York City's streets will be opened up for everyone to play, run, walk and bike. From the Brooklyn Bridge to Central Park, along Park Avenue and connecting streets you can rock climb at Spring Street, receive a free bike helmet at 51st Street, soar through the air on a zip line at Foley Square or just stroll along and experience the city's streets in a new way—all for free.

 What the H are these?

 Your average walkers/runners/bikers

 A block away in Union Square market fresh blueberries

 New York, Heirloom, natural, local, organic, veggie, farm fare tomatoes.

 Red too.

 Paris eat your heart out. Across from the market a string of crazy, wild food trucks.

 Ice cream at $4.95 a dip? I'll pass.

 Sigmund's $4.00 truffle cheddar pretzel.
Oui bien sur!

 The bubble man in front of the Met - FREE

 A water break at the Met - free

 Bryant park last night for the movie - bring your own.

L'heure bleue at Times Square last night.
Bonne Journee!
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Stripe Training 2


 Stripe training begins at infancy for the French.
 Stripes in the bassinet are de rigueur. What is a bassinet anyway?
 Striped onesie with the touch of the marinere.
 Moving right along to striped accessories - hat + socks.
 Matching your parents more or less head-to-toe is a continuation of essential French training.
 Petit Bateau is happy to provide matchups for both mother and daughter.
 Till one's daughter can figure it out on her own.
 With a striped onesie of another sort.
 Plus matching striped sac/bag.
 Once married the French girl is happy to match her man stripe-wise.
 They will both swim only at pools (Pontoise) heavily striped
 And walk on zebra crossings together...
 Even if their stripes are hidden, lining their shoes furtively.
 Pierre Herme and Jean-Paul Hevin fill a much needed void providing two-color macarons/Une coque bicolore for the stripe-obsessed.
The resident striped Le Select cat on the counter makes it an A OK place to grab an apero if you're into stripes in a big way or French.
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