September 2010
“…what defines a New Yorker is the edge that one develops from having actually lived here. Once you have it, it doesn’t go away and everywhere else in the world feels like it is in slow motion.”
—
Donald Trump Jr. [via NYMag]
My friend C says: “I can SO relate to this. I still feel like a New Yorker.”
I absolutely agree! But while she misses the hustle, I’m in love with the slow-mo. In fact, as I sit here at 1:42am just finishing up a long, long day of work, I wouldn’t mind if hours did actually turn into days. Less botox that way too :)
(via carolynannahall via sarakatherine)
iPhones are cursed...and I know it's not just me.
Right after I blogged the picture below of the Festaris helping me pull for a shoot tomorrow, my iPhone disappeared. No joke. We searched for an hour (that’s a long time to look around in a boutique) and could not find it anywhere. It wasn’t tucked in a stack of shirts, at the bottom of a pocket, or in my purse (always the last place I look) - it was no where to be found.
But, we know it’s in the store because I blogged the pictures, only a few customers came in and out, and the bluetooth in my car detected it close by.
I had to teach spin at 6:30 so the iPhone is STILL lost in the store.
Add this to the fact that it drops EVERY call, turns on FaceTime for no reason, will call other contacts while I’m on the phone, and has a shattered screen that will cost $200 to fix and the d@m^ thing just doesn’t seem worth it!
A man killed himself inside a library at The University of Texas. No one else was hurt. →
cnn.com
These incidents never cease to amaze me.
“There was a time in music where a hit solved everything. That’s no longer true. I think the music business is still stuck in that place because we haven’t figured it out. One of the biggest things in business is to open yourself up for change. We don’t have to change who we are, we have to change the way we go about it.”
—Jay-Z, Buffett and Forbes on Success and Giving Back Page 3 of 5 - Forbes.com (via mikehudack)
