When I was a child, my family would go on a couple of vacations every year. We would rely on books to tell us which hotels were better than others. Almost as long as there has been a world wide web, there have been web sites waiting for you to tell them how well you think of hotels and other travel related accommodations.
Continue reading → When Trip Advisor Gets You Thrown Out of Your Hotel
If you had to repeatedly do something painful and unfortunate seven times — how would you want to meter that experience?
If you do something wrong, confess. Don’t prevaricate. Don’t excuse. Above all, don’t lie! The truth forms you as a human being.
Continue reading → Always Confess. Unless, of Course, You Should Lie!
September 1st was my first day of riding the subway to work. Up until now, the Long Island Railroad was the most efficient way to get to my office, time wise. It only took seventeen minutes or so on the Long Island Railroad and I was a short walk away from the office. In just a few short days that will be changing as my office is relocating to Brooklyn — the DUMBO section of Brooklyn, specifically. There is no direct Long Island Railroad (LIRR) route there, and taking the LIRR and transferring to a subway would save about ten minutes and cost one hundred dollars more. This is, of course, unacceptable with baby Davidescu on the way. With that in mind, I could not help but notice many differences between the two train lines.
Continue reading → From Manhattan to Brooklyn: Finding a New Way on the Subway
We’ve been on Six Apart Death Watch for six months now, and yesterday, the Second Sign appeared that 6A are slowly clambering their way down into a Death Spiral from which they shall likely never recover.
Continue reading → The Second Sign as Six Apart Comes Apart: Vox Bellyflops
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