Upper Manhattan
Tuesday February 26, 2019
Each time you head out for new stores, make it a routine to assess your fridge, inside and out. Get rid of anything that’s expired. Peek in and assess those leftovers. And double check on any low items you might need to replenish.
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Wednesday February 13, 2019
It’s a little meta, but cleaning your cleaning tools is an important part of keeping your homemaking life humming.
For example, imagine how your bathroom-cleaning momentum would come to a screeching halt if you discovered you were out of your favorite tub and tile cleaner. And you won’t be so amped to handle the living room once you realize that your usually-trusty vacuum is struggling to suck, and the brush is being taken over by a swarm of hair.
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What goes around, comes around—at least when it comes to home design. On the one hand, some seasonal motifs never die. Every fall plaid makes a comeback, and spring is not florals galore (groundbreaking, I know). But even beyond that, some trends do resurrect themselves.
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Thursday November 15, 2018
For most, the kitchen is the heart of the home, especially during the holidays. From testing family recipes to decorating cakes and cookies, everyone enjoys being part of the preparations.
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Here's a list of indoor plants which are easy to take care and are almost indestructible.
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It's incredible how Adhesive strips and hooks can help organize your whole bathroom. With little investment ($10) you can have endless benefits and usefulness around the house, and especially in the bathroom. This is one of the best ways to hang something up without damaging the walls which is especially useful for renters.
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Despite living in the age of e-readers, books are still a large part of life for many of us, even though figuring out where and how to store a growing collection can get surprisingly complicated.
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Curtain rods are more useful than one would think. Their primary function is apparent — cover windows to block light and gain privacy — but there are other reasons to install them, some of which you might not have thought of. Here are nine problems that a basic rod can help you solve around the house.
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Thursday December 28, 2017
When you have minimal counter space to prep, work, and cook on, every square inch is precious. Take it from a New Yorker who once prepped a Thanksgiving turkey on the kitchen floor, while chopping mirepoix in the sink and stacking hot bakeware, mixing bowls, and several pounds of potatoes on one square foot of Formica.
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Wednesday November 29, 2017
We don't all have the luxury of housing an eight-foot Christmas fir in our homes, and even if you do have room, you may not want to deal with the hassle. Regardless, there are so many options out there that won't leave you feeling cramped in your small space.
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This talent-packed event is one of the top highlights of Harlem Week, featuring aspiring singers, musicians, rappers, dancers and spoken word artists doing their best to convince audiences to make them Apollo legends.
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It might be best known to downtown folks as Lin-Manuel Miranda’s old stomping grounds, but the northern tip of Manhattan—Washington Heights and Inwood—has tons of history, incredible food, and gorgeous green spaces. Here are seven great reasons to hop on the A train.
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Set out with New York Urban Park Rangers on one of the many hikes and birding tours they offer.
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In honor of Dr. Kings day which first observed on January of 1986, we are reminded of his legacy that caused the civil rights, nonviolent and community service. There are plenty of things to see and experience in New York City.
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