The Pros & Cons of Dating in NYC
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Being an Uber Minority in NYC
So… Pacific Islanders account for 0.1% of New York City’s population. REPRESENT, BITCHES! What’s it like to be a minority of all minorities? It can be fun – who wouldn’t like to constantly… Continue reading
“You’re Like Carrie Bradshaw!” – Nah, Not Really
Carrie Bradshaw and I are both New York City-based writers (I did actually write for a sex/dating/relationships blog before) living in the Upper East Side, we’re both single (pre-Sex and the City movies),… Continue reading
Hilarious NYC Stereotypes
…Because New York City’s stereotypes are 1) numerous, and 2) hilarious. READ HERE…
NYC “Dream Jobs”: The Real Scoop
Check out my “pilot article” for Tracy’s New York Life – a top blog about life in NYC that I’ve been contributing to since last August. (Oh THAT’S where Mala disappeared to!) I’ll… Continue reading
The Skirt Struggle
As I peruse what’s supposed to be one of the most sacred places in a female’s life (the closet), I am reminded of an internal conflict I’ve developed since living in the city.… Continue reading
Anti-Aging Secrets of Polynesia
Since I work for ZestNow, a website “for women 50 and forward”, I thought it’d be fun to throw together an article about traditional anti-aging secrets that Polynesian women have used. Hint: Monoi… Continue reading
Apartment Hunting 101
Before making the move to New York, I spent hours researching everything I thought I would need to know about the city. But it seems like no matter how many articles you read… Continue reading
Saturdays in the City
Last Saturday, Beks (one of my bffs) convinced me to get up, get dressed, and walk around Central Park with her. Both of us have been stressed lately and buried under piles of… Continue reading
Victoria’s Secret > Lemons
I didn’t know how to properly pronounce “Lululemon” until I moved here. Up until then, I thought it was called “Lu-lee-MON” (I don’t always take the time to read things thoroughly). In New… Continue reading
