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Author Archives: Russ Wollman
It’s a Most Unusual Play
Well, this week is shaping up to be a good one for the thee-atah. Monday night was excellent fun, because “The Play that Goes Wrong” lives up to its name and then some. It’s an off Broadway show, so good … Continue reading
Of Elephanants and Renstaurants and Strange Occurences
OKay now, just for fun, I happened to recall certain things from my childhood—which is still in progress, but at a later stage. I’m going to share them with you here. These are among the most intimate details of my … Continue reading
Relief in Manhattan
If you’re in Manhattan and you need a bathroom, now you know where it is: on the east side of Madison Square Park, quite close to 23rd Street. As you can see, it’s out of commission right now. That doesn’t … Continue reading
Posted in City Center, Humor, Manhattan, New York
Tagged frustration, humanity, humor, life, Manhattan, New York
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Macy’s Has Everything
Those of you who are tuned in to my Fbook page know that I was in Macy’s at Herald Square, where I did not buy a KitchenAid mixmaster.
Posted in Humor, Manhattan, New York, The Kitchen, Uncategorized
Tagged Applause, Big Apple, Concert ettiquette, Cooking at home, Flatiron district, Lincoln Center, Macy's, Manhattan, New York, Pots and Pans, Restaurants, whimsy
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Radio Italia
The bomb fell a mere two weeks after I landed in India, after my friend Alam and I had already endured a sleepless train ride, the rigors of air travel, and long hours in the car.
Posted in India, Italy, Love, Uncategorized
Tagged Darjeeling, desperation, dreams, faith, friendship, hardship, India, Italy, love, relationships, the heart, traveling, West Bengal
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On the Move in the Air, Once Again
After a noisy, restless 6 hours from New York on an aging Boeing 747, I’m enjoying some silence in London’s Heathrow airport, mercifully uncrowded on this first Sunday morning in February.
