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A quick photo diary of my birthday weekend, with many more memories not captured for the lens.

Impromptu PR trip for 4th of July.  Girl talk at the beach.

Back to NYC to celebrate my birthday week. Beautiful skies at dusk. 

New necklace I made out of a handmade ceramic cross.

 

Bike riding on a hot summer day with the favorite/sexiest Brit I know

Terakawa Ramen in 90 degree heat?  Always a good idea.  This place is delicious.

 Boozy Brunch at Felix for Bastille Day

 Finishing the birthday marathon at The Rusty Knot and Tecate.

Pheew, that was exhausting.

To many more to come...

Look Up. Up! Up!

Admiring the architecture here is a daily habit of probably every New Yorker that walks through the Manhattan streets.  The density, both horizontal and vertical, of this city is overwhelming.  I've been to many cities in the world and nothing quite describes concrete jungle as well as Manhattan.  Next time you walk around, stop and stare up.  You will be surprised how buildings change based on location and how intricate everything is.  

The Plaza Hotel overlooking 5th Avenue.

Perfecting my photo composition at Gramercy while sipping iced mocha.

Slanted buildings around Midtown East

Downtown New York.  I wonder how old this building is.  Love the red.

Inside a walk-up on 1st Street.

Walking home.  I can see my building from here!

Cartoon or real life (next to Gansevoort Park)

Today I remember all the individuals we lost in 9/11.  No one will ever take the resilience of New York away.

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Sweet views from a high rise in Williamsburg.

Great birthday week I have to say.  Happy to be 27th.  Cheers to a long, healthy and happy life.

Non-stop Weekdays

Busy but sometimes worth the sleep deprivation.

 DIY Deadmau5 on Halloween

Entrancing music coming from the platform.  Such a unique instrument.

A yummy New York landmark...really.

The Sounds @ The Music Hall of Williamsburg.  Killed it.

Simple Moments...

Mardi Gras beads at Parkside Lounge

Parkside...

Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans?

Diva

Late night arepas at Caracas

Caracas ceiling. Old school fans, just like the ones you would find in any Latin American country.

Midtown strolling