Tag: Macy’s

• My Personal War With The Xlerator

  [Photo credit: Patrick Egan] There ought to be a law… What I am about to say might be familiar to some of my readers.  These thoughts and descriptions appeared, in a slightly different form, in my book In The Middle of Somewhere.  It was in the chapter that dealt with public bathrooms on a cross-country…

  patrickjegan

  November 5, 2016

  Everyday Events, humor, New York City, Uncategorized

  eardamage, hand dryers, Macy’s, New York City

• After The Party

  I wasn’t that hungry to begin with. Blame it on the oppressive heat and humidity in the city that evening.  Blame it on the seven block walk to our favorite Ramen place on 28th Street.  Or, best of all, blame it on the viral bronchial whatever I pick up in late June.  I just didn’t…

  patrickjegan

  July 21, 2015

  Blogging, Everyday Events, Melancholy Thoughts, New York City, non-fiction, Public Parks, Real Personal History

  Broadway, Herald Square, homeless, Macy’s, street parties

• My Search For The Mythic Buns Of The Woman’s Shoe Salon in Macy’s

  This whole situation started because the front pockets of my jacket zip down instead of up.  This may seem like a small matter but it is not a good thing because it can make it easier to lose such things as Metro Cards, iPhones, keys, hotel key card, reading glasses, sunglasses, pens and notebooks. Things…

  patrickjegan

  May 5, 2015

  Blogging, Creativity, humor, Objects of Beauty, Real Personal History, satire

  Barbour coats, brief encounters, daydreams, dreams, Hair buns, Macy’s, mythic images, NYC, Princess Leia, reality, Star Wars, Woman’s Shoe Salon, women fashion shoes