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Carol Cain

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July 8, 2009

NYC Travel Photography: A Summer Day

A Summer day in the life of a NYCity Mama.[...]

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July 7, 2009

Revisiting the Liberty Science Center

Though there is always an endless list of things to do in New York City that are fun and family-friendly, every once in awhile NYCity Mama likes to venture out and take advantage of the wonderful things often found in her neighboring communities. So, just like she[...]

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July 6, 2009

Fourth of July: A Date Night in NYC

After having spent a day having fun with the boys at the zoo and park, my husband and I went home and started making plans for a date night. Date nights don't come around too often for us. With as many kids as we have it can become an expensive venture, and not hav[...]

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June 29, 2009

Great Kills Park and Beach, Staten Island, NY

Sun. Finally. After weeks of rain and cloudiness the sun was out, bright and warm for everyone to enjoy, with no imminent threat of rain in the forecast. I had been itching to try a new beach, and wanted to head to Staten Island for the occasion.  So I consulted m[...]

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June 27, 2009

An Evening in Pictures: Big City Lights

It is not often that NYCity Mama finds herself walking around the streets of NYC at night with the kids in tow.  But on this one beautiful evening she was happy to have been in the heart of Times Square.  Her boys love it there.  And believe it or not, when she[...]

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June 25, 2009

In The Rain at Madison Square Park

It's been raining a lot in NYC for the past couple of weeks.  This has caused me to get somewhat creative in the things I do with the boys do during the day.  Luckily there is always something going on at the different public libraries throughout the city.  I te[...]

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June 22, 2009

The Little Red Lighthouse, Ft. Washington Park, NY

It was Father's Day and because of a tight deadline he was on, the only thing my husband wanted to do was get some work done. It was rainy on and off (mostly on) and it seemed like the lazy Sunday would be spent inside. But with the boys getting louder and cabin f[...]

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June 15, 2009

Discovering The High Line, NYC

One of the wonderful things about New York City is that just when you think you've seen it all, or know it all, something changes, reinvents itself, becomes anew, tempting you to come back and take another look, rediscover it, get to know it again.  It is why even[...]

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June 7, 2009

Building Memories in Coney Island, NY

Lazy mornings, if ignored, can lead to lazy afternoons until they become days, causing, without notice the complete extinction of a day once fully planned with activities.  This was the danger we faced this morning.  And though there is nothing wrong with lazy mo[...]

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June 3, 2009

NYC Travel Photography: A Stroll to the Park

Not too long ago, the boys and I headed to one of my favorite playgrounds in Central Park, right off of 67th and 5th Avenue. We walked past all the energy and excitement often found along Fifth Avenue...even past some overly excited tourists taking pictures of a ma[...]

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Sometimes I find country living too different and Sometimes I find country living too different and unsuitable. But then I have days that exhaust me. Or I am riddled with anxiety and uncertainty - a common theme for me as of late. Or just need to clear my head. Then I find the country to be the best medicine. Maybe it’s the crisp cold air. Or the soothing of the rushing glen. Or the sound of the ravens nesting nearby. Or the soft, cushy moss under my feet. Whatever it is, I am so grateful even when it all feels so unsure. I know this is pretty lucky. 

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A glimpse into a casual afternoon in Rochester enj A glimpse into a casual afternoon in Rochester enjoying the @magrochester and the newest exhibits displayed through. Love how rich Rochester is with museums and spaces to enjoy art and creativity. 

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A little sunset time. 📍Lake Erie #newyork #bu A little sunset time. 📍Lake Erie 

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Fool’s Spring is a term I learned after moving t Fool’s Spring is a term I learned after moving to the Finger Lakes and it really is something to witness. What a difference a day makes. 

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After the rain, this is the sound as the sun sets: After the rain, this is the sound as the sun sets: the song of what seems to be a thousand peepers and the water rushing from the glen down the 100 foot waterfall right in front of our little country cottage. 

As much as I still love the noise of my NYC, this wasn’t a bad trade off. ❤️

#fingerlakes ##thisissoflx #lifeinflx #newyork
Come with me to admire the snow melt rushing throu Come with me to admire the snow melt rushing through the little glen that runs next to our little country cottage. 

Now is the perfect time to visit the Finger Lakes if you enjoy waterfalls. Through mud season and again during the rainy days of fall these waterways are the most active and beautiful. 

One of the many reasons we love our home in this stunning region. 

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