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Nets vs Knicks Fans
By: Tamika Burgess New Yorkers love rivalries. Anything to give us an excuse to argue, but surprisingly, there never was a rivalry when it came to the NJ Nets and the NY Knicks. But
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Home Sweet Home – after NYC
After three months of living the American Dream in New York City, I am back to reality in Paris, France. It feels good to be home surrounded by friends and family, but the power
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Life Before & After NYC
What Will Happen When you Move to New York? BEFORE. If you’ve ever thought about moving to New York City, you might be a bit like me. You might be suckered into the
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A Foreign Soul
Can you look into someone’s eyes and see her soul? I have wondered that many times as I have lost myself in strangers’ eyes. Yesterday was no different. I met a foreigner who spoke
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The Fruit of Life
Life is like an orange. You begin with a ball that is fragile and soft. If you squeeze it too hard, you ruin it. But squeeze it just right and you savor a flavor.
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Thoughts inside the doctor’s office
A trip to the doctor’s office always ignites new thoughts. Will I die? Will that test be positive? Why don’t nurses ever wear those sexy, short, white skirts that they don on TV? Surprisingly, on my last
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Live Differently, Die the Same
Here’s a 212Access video that gives us a closer glimpse at how royalty lived and died during the Medieval Times. This exhibit is on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in
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The Allure of Time
If I had to describe man’s most powerful creation, I would say it is the clock. For with time, everything must come to an end. And I don’t think that’s right. Why should
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Living Life without Regrets
What are your regrets? I got a sad email this week from a friend who told me one of my old co-workers at CBS had passed away. I was shocked and nearly didn’t believe
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Staring Death in the Face
I looked death in the face and survived. Or maybe to be more accurate, death stared me in the face. I had a death in the family last week. It’s okay, put away the
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