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September 1, 2010
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Bolt Bus Aims to Add Upper East Side Stop - DNAinfo.com This is HUGE news for us bus folk that live on the UES.  Well, I don’t live there anymore, but it beats that god-awful hike over to 34th and 8th.

Bolt Bus Aims to Add Upper East Side Stop - DNAinfo.com

This is HUGE news for us bus folk that live on the UES.  Well, I don’t live there anymore, but it beats that god-awful hike over to 34th and 8th.

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Caroline Giuliani May Be Scrubbing Toilets - Gothamist Poor thing.

Caroline Giuliani May Be Scrubbing Toilets - Gothamist

Poor thing.

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neighborhoodr-eastvillage:

NY1: Principal Spends His 40th Birthday Camped Out On the Sidewalk To Help Raise Awareness and Funds For His School

Mark Federman has spent the last nine days camping outside the East Side Community High School, hoping to win enough votes on Facebook to be one of the 20 winners of the Kohl’s Cares $10 million give away.

Menschy cat.

What did you do on your birthday?

You can vote for East Side up to five times by going to VoteforEastSide.com.

Voting ends Friday.

C’mon, New York.

Thanks in advance.

Previously

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Park Avenue Winter »

thecorcorangrouptips:

Make sure you leave room for their incredible desserts - the chocolate cube in particular is worth the visit.

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heyhellcat: My view Location:Upper East Side

heyhellcat:

My view

Location:Upper East Side

August 31, 2010
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fromme-toyou: Holly Golightly’s apartment on the Upper East Side on a sunny summer day Pentax Spotmatic / Kodak BWCN

fromme-toyou:

Holly Golightly’s apartment on the Upper East Side on a sunny summer day

Pentax Spotmatic / Kodak BWCN

August 30, 2010
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(via jasonbriscoe)

(via jasonbriscoe)

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tehdik: Message from my room at The Surrey “Only here among the crowds can you find rest nestled up above the park deep in the city…..”

tehdik:

Message from my room at The Surrey

“Only here among the crowds can you find rest nestled up above the park deep in the city…..”

August 29, 2010
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blackberryvision: Still think this ruined Park avenues architectural integrity. Park Ave, ues.

blackberryvision:

Still think this ruined Park avenues architectural integrity. Park Ave, ues.

August 26, 2010
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food-stories: Luke’s Lobster, UES Oh lobster roll, where have you been all my life? Juicy, cool, lightly-seasoned chunks of lobster meat. Perfect, buttery, crunchy-soft roll. Paul McCartney singing “Let It Be” on the sound system. That first bite at Luke’s was a very spiritual moment for me. And in only one more bite, it was gone…because we SHARED one! Because we had had lunch or something right before. (As Fatty McFatties tend to do). Epic fail. It’s not a huge sandwich, and if I came hungry I could probably eat two (although my wallet probably wouldn’t allow it) so half of one was nowhere near enough. Further example of God’s graces: an abandoned bag of salt and vinegar chips at our table. Yes, it was sealed. No, it wasn’t expired. Yes, I ate it. Hey, it was not enough food! Don’t judge me. If the less expensive shrimp rolls are anywhere near half as good as the lobster roll, it would be a good buy, for sure. And if you say good buy, I say hello. Insider tip: Their “lobster tracks” ice cream contains no traces or nuances of lobster whatsoever. I know, I was bummed too.

food-stories:

Luke’s Lobster, UES

Oh lobster roll, where have you been all my life?

Juicy, cool, lightly-seasoned chunks of lobster meat. Perfect, buttery, crunchy-soft roll. Paul McCartney singing “Let It Be” on the sound system. That first bite at Luke’s was a very spiritual moment for me.

And in only one more bite, it was gone…because we SHARED one! Because we had had lunch or something right before. (As Fatty McFatties tend to do). Epic fail. It’s not a huge sandwich, and if I came hungry I could probably eat two (although my wallet probably wouldn’t allow it) so half of one was nowhere near enough.

Further example of God’s graces: an abandoned bag of salt and vinegar chips at our table. Yes, it was sealed. No, it wasn’t expired. Yes, I ate it. Hey, it was not enough food! Don’t judge me.

If the less expensive shrimp rolls are anywhere near half as good as the lobster roll, it would be a good buy, for sure. And if you say good buy, I say hello.

Insider tip: Their “lobster tracks” ice cream contains no traces or nuances of lobster whatsoever. I know, I was bummed too.