I didn’t think it was that cold yet, but when I walked by the Time Warner Building at Columbus Circle this weekend I was reminded it’s cold enough.
Halloween decorations are serious business in Manhattan.
I took my pup for a walk this morning and heard a grand piano in the Park? I looked around to find the source and in fact, this gentleman was the Saturday morning entertainment. How civilized.
It’s been perfect walking weather these days, so I walked further downtown to meet a friend. As I was walking I saw lights in the distance. The San Gennaro street festival was going on in the streets of Little Italy. What a cool site to see the lights from blocks away. It was like Christmas in September.
I know, I know, I post a lot about MayaBags®, but I think you will understand why if you read the article Indagare posted about MayaBags® on their website. I have been so fortunate to learn from and help Judy, the founder with this special company that she created. She is one exceptional soul.
B&N Union Square told me they would start stocking my book, Solitary Genius: Discovering the Gifted Child Within. I stopped by tonight to see if it had made it to their shelves and it finally did! This makes my week.
MayaBags “glyph” hobo is one of my favorite bags. It’s made of hemp with either the bamboo handle or the hemp handle(right) with different embroidery image options. You choose. They retail for $310. and a reminder that it’s supporting the MayaBags business which is partially owned by the Maya women in Southern Belize. You can find more info. on them by either going to www.mayabags.org or emailing me at [email protected]