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Drinkin With The Irish Girls

Posted on September 20, 2013 by Susannah Bianchi

In 2011 I posted an essay, The Desecration of Fraunces Tavern, basically railing the then recent renovations of lower Manhattan’s historic eatery, with perfectly good reason I might add. It was taken over by The Porterhouse Brewing Company who completely … Continue reading →

Posted in History, New York City, Uncategorized, women, Women and men | Tagged Fraunces Tavern, Fraunces Tavern Museum, George Washington, Ireland, old New York, tourism | 10 Comments

Patience

Posted on July 14, 2012 by Susannah Bianchi

Patience is a virtue I’ve never had and if I look as if I have it, it’s because I pretend that I do. I find that chewing Tums help a great deal along with vats of Pinot Grigio in achieving … Continue reading →

Posted in humor, writing | Tagged childhood trauma, confrontations, kindess toward others, life's lessons, mountain climbing, New York City, Shakespeare in the Park, The Golden Rule, tourism | 8 Comments

If I Wasn’t Such A Lady

Posted on June 14, 2012 by Susannah Bianchi

You don’t know how many times I say that in one day, even if it’s only to myself.. Things occur that truly blow my mind, like this morning for instance, I was crossing 80th Street on a green light when … Continue reading →

Posted in animals, History, humor, New York City, travel, Uncategorized, women, Women and men | Tagged anger, animal rescue, bad driving, cell phone, hit and runs, proper manners, The Upper East Side of New York, tourism, United Action For Animals | 29 Comments

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Drinkin With The Irish Girls

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