I walked through Times Square in awe as the bright lights shined casting a glimmer of hope to everyone walking through. The people just seemed happier and more alive. Offers to take your picture, a friendly smile, the hello from a stranger. There’s Elmo standing on the corner and squeals from a young child knowing [...]
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How Savory Is the Cravory?
December 13th, 2011 
NearlyBionic The Cravory, a bakery located in San Diego, CA, serving up cookies that are appropriately titled,’From Sweet to Savory’, caught my eye this morning while connecting at New York City’s LGA airport. As you stand in line to pay for your food, treats galore tempt you from both directions. Not usually drawn in by such [...]
Posted in Food and Cooking 
Tags: Bacon, California, Cookie, Food, Maple syrup, New York City, Pancake, San Diego, Shopping, The Cravory 
No Comments »More Delta Flights At LGA, Better Drinks Too.
October 18th, 2011 NearlyBionic After two years of waiting, it appears that a trade of gate space will have me spending a lot more time in New York City’s LGA airport. Yes, plans were announced as to the agreement as far back as March, however, we don’t get too excited until everything is finalized, especially since this isn’t the [...]
Posted in Airport News and Reviews Tags: american airlines, cocktails, Comair, delta, Delta Sky Club, food and eating, New York City, passengers, usair No Comments »Your Privacy: Is It Worth the Price?
September 10th, 2011 NearlyBionic December 22, 2001, Richard Colvin Reid, a self-admitted member of al-Qaeda, became known for attempting to blow up an aircraft by igniting explosives in his shoes. As a result of this action, the US government implemented an airport security measure requiring all passengers to remove their shoes to go through the X-ray machines looking for [...]
Posted in Airport News and Reviews, Work Life Tags: 9/11, airport security, New York City, shoe bomber, TSA, underwear bomber 2 Comments »
