It is warm and humid in NY. SUMMER :)
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Monday, May 20, 2013
Friday, May 17, 2013
pretty little secret
I won't tell you where it is so when you find it, you will get this amazing feeling :)
Monday, May 13, 2013
Saturday, May 11, 2013
knick-knacks
Hello guys! I have been very absent but I have been very busy...
This post will be about random things I want to talk to you about, hence the name.
From monday through wednesday I was a volunteer in an EU-UN Seminar, so many hours there prevented me from doing much else. The good thing about these seminars and fairs is the people you meet. All the volunteers were young europeans that are in NY doing pretty much the same as I am - in the trade and investment agency or their country mission to the United Nations. I also got to meet companies: portuguese, european and from the UN. It is always enriching in some way even if we were just organising the event (from managing the one-to-one meetings to the coat check).
I discovered the Eric Kayser in NY :) (here it is called Maison Kayser, by the way). It is far from home (NY) but it reminded me of home (Lisbon). I actually have a great bakery close to my apartment in the Essex Market called Pain D'Avignon, so no need to go far up into the Upper East Side for great bread and croissants. Ah! Here, they say croissants as it is an english word, very funny.
You know Rockefeller Center right? Or course you do. One of the buildings has only 7 or 8 stories and a great rooftop with a garden and I had the privilege to go there for an European Tourism event. You are not that high but the surroundings and the rooftop itself are very pretty.
Dear USA: I can get anti-biotics from the counter whenever I want but I need to have a doctor's prescription to buy my contact lenses?! *sigh* I'll have a friend bring them to me from Portugal, then.
Oh, and there is this amazing thing that you can incorporate on the cans when you make them so you don't need a can opener :) I'll show them to you one day. To compensate me you have the amazing peanut butter cups ♥ ♥ ♥
love
Maria Ana
This post will be about random things I want to talk to you about, hence the name.
From monday through wednesday I was a volunteer in an EU-UN Seminar, so many hours there prevented me from doing much else. The good thing about these seminars and fairs is the people you meet. All the volunteers were young europeans that are in NY doing pretty much the same as I am - in the trade and investment agency or their country mission to the United Nations. I also got to meet companies: portuguese, european and from the UN. It is always enriching in some way even if we were just organising the event (from managing the one-to-one meetings to the coat check).
The one-on-one schedule for one day
I discovered the Eric Kayser in NY :) (here it is called Maison Kayser, by the way). It is far from home (NY) but it reminded me of home (Lisbon). I actually have a great bakery close to my apartment in the Essex Market called Pain D'Avignon, so no need to go far up into the Upper East Side for great bread and croissants. Ah! Here, they say croissants as it is an english word, very funny.
You know Rockefeller Center right? Or course you do. One of the buildings has only 7 or 8 stories and a great rooftop with a garden and I had the privilege to go there for an European Tourism event. You are not that high but the surroundings and the rooftop itself are very pretty.
Dear USA: I can get anti-biotics from the counter whenever I want but I need to have a doctor's prescription to buy my contact lenses?! *sigh* I'll have a friend bring them to me from Portugal, then.
Oh, and there is this amazing thing that you can incorporate on the cans when you make them so you don't need a can opener :) I'll show them to you one day. To compensate me you have the amazing peanut butter cups ♥ ♥ ♥
love
Maria Ana
Sunday, May 05, 2013
Friday, April 26, 2013
crazy week
Hello! I have been absent for a while but it was crazy...
The roadshow we had at work started in New Brunswick, then we went to Boston. On thursday night, where the shooting took place. In Cambridge. MIT. That's right. Not only were our thoughts with the people that were killed and injured, we were also a bit afraid and under lockdown. Everything was cancelled and we tried to return no NY early but the flight was delayed that it was in the air and turned back. After 12 hours I was at home. But my luggage was not.
I had to wait for it until 10p.m on saturday when I had a flight sunday morning. In Chicago everything went well and I even managed to visit the city.
I am glad to be home again and to enjoy a weekend in the city :)
kiss!
Maria Ana
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
























































