“It’s a singularly strange feeling to desperately miss the place you are.”
Kathryn Ghotbi
I'm a subscriber to the . It costs me £3 a month, which is a bargain, as one paper copy costs that much.
It gives me access to a whole range of excellent articles on life in the USA.
This recent article is an excellent read on the things that New Yorkers miss. I remember the hot dog cars around the Met when I visited last year.
I was also reminded of the unsettling art of George Tooker which can be viewed there, which has taken on a new meaning recently...
Another quote from the piece by Eddie Antar
“Everything we do now is so localized, as opposed to having some sort of variety. Even on an evolutionary level, we’re migrating creatures; we’re wanderers. It’s part of our DNA to wake up the senses with something new.”
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