Hailing a cab never looked so chic: Kate Spade’s Go Go Taxi Flats turn the quintessential New York yellow cab into a wearable fashion statement. Complete with checkered trim and a tire details, these flats channel the city’s nonstop energy while keeping your step stylishly grounded. Perfect for pounding the pavement or just showing off your Big Apple pride, they’re a love letter to New York with every stride. These classic, yellow patent leather flats are still available from the Kate Spade website for $248!
If you follow me on social media, then you already know that I just returned from a 10- day vacation in London, where I had all kinds of crazy fun and took about a thousand photos (just being serious) many of which will end up on this website. Continue reading Pink Thing of The Day: Pink London Taxi→
Each day in NYC there is something to newly discover, no matter how long it’s been there. I am rarely on the block of East 3rd Street between Avenues A and B, but I had occasion to walk that block during this past Sunday’s lovely snow storm. Because I always have an eye peeled for things that might be fun for the blog, I made the charming discovery that most of the buildings on the north side of the block (because that is the side I was on) have these cute and colorful ceramic tile mosaics on their facades, mostly around the doorways and near the steps. Continue reading Ceramic Mosaics on East 3rd Street→
There aren’t too many more weeks (days, even) left in the fall season that we’ll be seeing brightly colored trees like this; at least not here in the City. What I love most about the yellow-leafed tree is the way its color is set-off by the yellow School Crossing Ahead sign, and the three (count ’em!) yellow NYC Taxi’s parked at the adjacent curb. When have you seen three parked taxis all in a row like that?
San Francisco Locals, Bloggers And Press Needed In Front Of City Hall
Tuesday, October 16th From 12 Noon to 1:00
Indie Cab Drivers Need Show Of Numbers
October 12, 2012 (San Francisco, CA) — Small business owners will effectively be wiped out next week when the City of San Francisco once and for all takes taxi medallions from the waiting list and sells them for profit. Greed seems to be at the heart of this issue which local politicians either enforce or turn a blind eye to. Press and media have been silent on this story since August thereby leaving citizens uninformed. Continue reading San Francisco Taxi Drivers Need Your Support!→
