Further Evidence Of New York's Obsession With Beauty
While I"ll avoid the "why"s he gotta be a white man?" argument, I can"t help but agree with some other New Yorkers that the city"s traffic "culture" is inextricably linked to our habits and stress-related heart attacks. We previously brought you the subway map overhaul that twas not to be. Now, there"s a new trend afoot that only denizens of our neurotic little city could care about:
the classic stop hand slowly morphing into a trimmer, sleeker version of the little red doughboy palm that taunts over-eager pedestrians. What"s next? Fewer food carts hawking their roasted cashews...I couldn"t commute without their aroma. A small thing, for sure, but just one of the many nuances that make summertime subway platforms bearable.
Plovgh, the new online farmers market
Who knew that the farming world had a trend? Well, Mallory Sustick, a Brooklyn bartender, works like a dog to maintain, promote and advance the online farmer's market startup Plovgh that began after noticing a need for more local farm market distribution.
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Anon
May 14, 2008
7:10pm
interesting observation
The Sappy One
May 14, 2008
8:54pm
I predict a sudden influx of minibun carts featuring hot dogs baked into Grands! biscuits. It would be terrifying at first, but the light flaky nature of the prefabricated biscuit dough would oddly coincide nicely with the dirty water doggy, forcing us to love it until it became such a common thing that we'd see everyone remark on how we hate it. For now, though, I will welcome this invasion of the Pillsbury phenomena!