Each time the train emerged from underground tunnels, I turned to see little stores lining the streets, apartments and graffiti plastered buildings. Listening to Notorious B.I.G.’s Juicy, a song about prevailing, despite others' skepticism, while riding near his old 'hood, Bedford-Stuyvesant in Brooklyn, is a cherished memory.
MEMORIES SUCH A PERSONALITY APPRECIATES?
Washington Square Park is a spot where you can drift off the hectic sidewalks and take a break, knowing that you are still in NYC. The gorgeous arches at the park’s northern edge light up at night. I witnessed many bad mini-concerts put on by NY University students. Giving up on the Park's vibe, we were about to leave, but immediately sat back down when we heard a man close by playing Seal’s Kiss by a Rose on his acoustic guitar. The world started to make sense again. My friends and I decided to act on our free spirits by frolicking around the park, cart wheeling and standing on our heads!
Frolicking in Washington Square Park. (Victoria Iarocci/Canoe.ca)
Garden a Dutch treat
Spring Breaks for grown-ups
Kia celebrates 10 years in 2009!
