Every day I tell myself the same thing: today I will be that person about town I always yearn to be. You know, the one sipping white wine with lunch a sidewalk café in SoHo. The one reading a book and sunning without a care in the world at 11 a.m. on a weekday. The one calmly doing groceries at 2 pm in the afternoon rather than doing the after-work frantic-pile-up-in-your-arms routine. The one discreetly sipping rosé wine from an opaque plastic cup and having an early dinner of roasted and marinated vegetables in the park.
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spring springs here too, though only a masochist would roll up their jeans and sunbathe. A sensible person might sit outside in a coat if there was a terrace heater available. It looks lovely - I only seem to see NY in extreme weather conditions: -15c blizzard or +35c heatwave...
Indeed, there was a day recently (ok day and a half) where we went from about -10C to 20C... bb
oh...we had that crazy weather as well...
although i get the feeling because i typed "spring"...that everything went downhill from there...although...cannot wait for some super sunshine!
Indeed, like the Scottish play, best not spelled out! bb
Afternoon shopping is highly over-rated... it's when the grannies take their trolleys out for a trundle, making the aisles impossible - and impassible!
It is true, the granny factor is a risk. Actually I think the best time is around 4 pm. Grannies have already shopped and the work crowd is still at work... Of course, if I lived in London I would just go to the market on Sunday, rain or shine... bb
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