a thing in 182 photos snow Snowy day in midtown at Speakaboos. ...and a snowy day outside. Woke up to white windows... A little after 3pm Meredith and I hit the road to head back to NYC Got all bundled up and trudged up to... Got another dusting of snow. ...to attend.... On Saturday, I walked through snowy Brooklyn... Later that afternoon I took a snowy walk through the park over to... It had snowed overnight, but we didn't let that get in the way of our hiking plans! Wintry waterfall! She'd brought along Dreiss and he was really excited about the snow. ...drive upstate to Fahnestock State Park to go hiking with Catrinel at Three Lakes Trail the next day! By the time the snow stopped we'd gotten quite a bit! Walked through the park on my way up to LeagueApps. ...making snowmen! Tompkins was full of people... ...looks like this. It makes me feel... Woke up to a snow storm on Thursday. When the weather outside... Nothing worse than coming back to rainy snow in New York after a January trip to Florida. Boooo. Was still snowing in the afternoon. ...the snow started coming down. Snowbike! Snowy Friday morning! He stepped back to get a better look and then just left, shaking his head. Lol. I watched this guy just stand in the snow looking at his car buried for more than five minutes. By Sunday the snow had finally stopped and people started coming out of their homes again. ...and a ton of snow on the ground! Got a nice overnight dusting. It's official. Plastic bag on the bike seat means I'm a New Yorker! ...and hit the road a little past 1pm. We said farewell to our lovely, temporary home... So much snow outside! The view of Hans and The Dude playing in the snow from the kitchen window! My bike is in there somewhere! ...crunching around in the show at East River Park ...on my way over to Sarah's apartment! ...then walked through snowy Tompkins... ...and hid out from the snow! Fun to watch the city slowly turn white. More snow on Monday afternoon. Walked off the meal at 2am in the crosstown snow. Walking down to a client in the snow on Friday morning. They were filming a movie in Tompkins... ...and had rolls of white felt everywhere to hide the wires. Got some snow on Tuesday. Got my winter gear on! Sunday Winter Routine: coffee from downstairs, breffis sandwich from across the street. Eat 'em the garden on the other corner and enjoy the sun. ...Saturday was a warm day and Maddy got to run around and enjoy the melting snow sans-jacket. Spent the snowy President's Day off catching up on errands and worrying about the the business trip I had to take tomorrow for a new client that was starting to feel like a bad fit. (They ended up being a disaster - lesson learned! Trust your gut!) Every little bit helps during the winter bleakness. The snow was the really wet and heavy kind that clings to everything. Painted branches. Walked through Tompkins to meet up with Brian and help him look at potential new office spaces. The tall bamboo that usually stands-up straight was slouched over the sidewalk from the icy weight. Lovely snow on Monday Tuesday was snowy and 10-degrees Fahrenheit! We hid out from the hoi polloi on the rainy-roof where Leigh turned the blankets the hotel had laid out into snowstorm chic. (Bonus points for her drink balanced on the fire box in the background!) ...I managed to find the party-willpower to meet this one at a Fashion Week after-party at Le Bain. 2am snow report. On Friday evening snow storm. All bundled up and trudging through the snow for a late night... This dude on the other hand was sitting in the snow, waiting for his owner like no bid deal. Snow in early November! Maddy's low-clearance means she has low tolerance for being out in the snow. She usually makes it about thirty feet before wanting to head home. On Saturday afternoon we trudged through the newly-fallen snow... Alpine ninja! Waiting to drop in. It's fun to stand at the top and watch people turn into ants as they go down. At the top of the mountain, we kept our boards off so that we could hike up and find some less traveled snow. It's hard to get a sense of just how big this face is; but if you look closely, you can make out tiny specks that are people! Grant standing in front of a 10'+ snow drift of recent snowfall. Not many people at all. Amazing. Morning snow shower. Green grass is a coming. ...and walked through the snow dusted garden across the street on my way to work. ...in the sleepy, snow-dusted East Village. Park across the street. Packing crate buried in snow on the walk home. ...the extra weight eventually caused (all twenty-five feet of it) to collapse! Meredith and I walked home in the ice-crusted snow. This movie stuck with me for weeks. It's really intense, but I think very much worth enduring. Oh, pigeon. I'm sorry. Snow blob with hat. Snow man in Stuytown on my walk home. (Happy Birthday, Dad!) The fences looked really neat. Snow-covered benches. Tompkins. I took a lot of pics on my walk to work. Buried car below our living room window. Clear skies on Thursday. Snow! Maddy a-frolic. Snow bike. Another snowy night. ...so I decided to hoof it to work in the snow. Snowy! Gurj crashed on our couch. Here's us all bundled up to hustle to the subway.
