Autumn 2
Event: Halloween Trick or Treat on 69th Street, UWS
By Marivir Montebon Truly one of America’s favorite holidays, Halloween is of Celtic origin. Set at the time that transitions autumn and winter, ancient folk wear scary clothes to ward off the dead from (symbolic of winter’s famine, death, and desolation) coming back to Earth. Manhattan – Spooky cute creatures walk and […]
I Dig the Warmth of Autumn Chill
Sweet Abundance: Food for the Stomach and Soul By Kay Habana I’m sitting by my window, listening to Frank Sinatra’s Autumn Leaves. I can’t help but feel all gloomy and pensive. “Maybe I just need a cup of hot cocoa,” so I thought. No, not really. I don’t fancy hot chocolate drinks. I’m a […]
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