
Oh, what a beautiful mornin’
Oh, what a beautiful day
I’ve got a beautiful feelin’
Everything’s goin’ my way
LADIES & Gentlemen of Long Island City, be it so decreed: Spring has Sprung for 2025
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Oh, what a beautiful mornin’
Oh, what a beautiful day
I’ve got a beautiful feelin’
Everything’s goin’ my way
LADIES & Gentlemen of Long Island City, be it so decreed: Spring has Sprung for 2025
[Read more…] about Spring Has Sprung + Eggs 2025!!!SO it be declared, Spring Has Sprung in 2024. Readers of this website are fully aware that any other declaration of Spring’s arrival is immaterial, and possibly plagiarism. Despite our trademark application still pending in year five, I’m pretty sure we’ll have the NIL rights to ‘Spring’ wrapped up by the conclusion of the Final Four.
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DO you know what percent of applicants get into Stanvard? The answer, 3.2%, is significantly higher than the percent of kids in LIC that secure a place in the Gantry Park Easter Egg Hunt each year. Maybe that’s not a bad thing, as the rejection builds up resilience beginning with the 2-3 year old category as they see a select genus group of their peers gain entry and partake in the excitement, pageantry and riches of the hunt.
IF your teenager is serious about possibly pursuing art as a career, then there’s a program right here in LIC for her/him.
While I could splain it in journalistic rehash like most other local reporters, or Chat GPT it like they’re probably soon to do, I’ll just wholesale copy the copy straight from the programs website, then comeback at the end for my take.
[Read more…] about Teen Art Salon In LIC: From Studio to MoMA PS1EVERYONE loves a parade, right? Maybe not, as one long time reader hinted last week – it (the Halloween Parade) was really (over)crowded last year (2022). Well actually she said it was a ( )show, expletive deleted. Which I couldn’t help thinking might also apply to Saturday’s event on The Oval, given the stroller gridlock. Of course maybe I’m hearkening back to a time when there were fewer towers and LIC still seemed like a small neighborhood. I like to hearken, and those days may have passed, but there’s still no lack of need for the next generation to take up the reins and build on what their forefathers from a decade ago built on. Right now we seem to be on cruise control.
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