Daily life in Grand Central Terminal
November 11th, 2016
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Daily life in Grand Central Terminal
November 11th, 2016
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Beautiful. Reminds me of that wonderful commercial with the impromptu horn and violin duet in GCS. Also, these days, how fortunate it is indeed to be commuting here instead of Penn Station!!!! M 🙂
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I need to look for this commercial, hope I can find it on line (if you do have a link just drop it here please)! And oh, I hear your pain about Penn Station, have only been there four times – more than enough!!
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Space is hard to come by in NYC — use every opportunity!
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May be that’s what she thought – plus she made good use of the vertical space above us!
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Awesome!
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How did she ever find the space to do this?
In Paris, the only thing I like about the metro is the presence of musicians in some stations. Otherwise I just hate, HATE it!
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You hate the Metro in Paris?? Wait until you see the Subway in New York, that will make you change your mind, I promise! 🙂
But the space here is the Grand Central Terminal (train station), which is as grand as all public buildings here really..
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The Washington metro seemed much cleaner and less smelly than the subway in Paris last time we went there…
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Yes, that is still true! We were in DC the other day (first time) and I couldn’t believe my eyes!
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