#lenox hill

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New York City, 1905. "Hotel Netherland, Fifth Avenue and 59th Street."

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Over 1st Ave

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East 71st Street, Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Blake Edwards, 1961 ..

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Bedroom - Contemporary Bedroom

Inspiration for a mid-sized contemporary master porcelain tile bedroom remodel with white walls and no fireplace

[factcheckingthefords]

Large beach style guest bedroom photo with green walls and no fireplace

[willqraharn]

Contemporary Dining Room - Enclosed

Photo of a spacious dining room with a white floor and a trendy laminate floor but no fireplace

[womenbackside]

Eclectic Dining Room Enclosed dining room - large eclectic enclosed dining room idea

[conandaily2022]

Why Queens, New York City's Kamal Semrade shoved Jackson Heights' Emine Ozsoy

Kamal Semrade, 39, of Queens, New York City, New York, United States lived in a shelter near LaGuardia Airport in Queens. On May 21, 2023, he was at the Lexington Avenue/63 Street Station, a New York City Subway station in Lenox Hill, Upper East Side, Manhattan, New York City.

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Turtle Bay Condos in Midtown Manhattan

Turtle Bay Condos in Midtown Manhattan

Two years ago, Margaret Nash, a forensic engineer with an architectural restoration company, moved to the Turtle Bay neighborhood of east Midtown. Together with her boyfriend, she paid just under $400,000 for a studio in a 1930s co-op building. Today, Turtle Bay is a multiethnic community. Turtle Bay was a safe haven from winter gales In the 17th century, the area around Turtle Bay was settled as…

[eileenleahy]

getting a chill every time i cross 61st street

[istandonsnowpiles]

Roosevelt Island Gondola

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5g Monster Polkadot Bars | NYCCURBSIDE

The all-new 5g monster Polkadot bars Ferrero rocher – Apple Jacks – twix – releases – Lucky Charms. We just received these in the NYC curbside head courters, which are special. Designed with a special proprietary blend made by Polkadot to deliver an all-new experience, they went above and beyond with an all-new chocolate blend that is beyond tasty. Get ready for the ride of your life. Shop now:- https://www.nyccurbside.com/

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Beautiful and Budget-Friendly Bridesmaid Flower Ideas from Lenox Hill Florist

When planning a wedding, the little details matter – and that includes finding the perfect bridesmaid flowers. At Lenox Hill Florist, we believe in providing stunning and budget-friendly floral arrangements that even the most discerning wedding planner or event organizer will love. Let's explore some of the many benefits and features of bridesmaids flowers from Lenox Hill Florist for your big day.

Pros and Cons of Bridesmaid Flowers from Lenox Hill Florist

Pros:                                     

Wide variety of styles and colors available to suit any wedding theme

Highly skilled and experienced florists dedicated to creating custom arrangements

Budget-friendly options to accommodate all price ranges

Cons:

Availability may be limited during peak wedding season (book well in advance!)

Key Features and Unique Selling Points

Customized to your wedding theme and colors: With a vast array of blooms, ribbons, and accessories available, Lenox Hill Florist can create bespoke arrangements that beautifully complement your wedding theme.

High-quality flowers: We pride ourselves on sourcing fresh, high-quality flowers that stay beautiful throughout your entire event.

Superior craftsmanship: Our skilled florists have years of experience, ensuring that each and every bridesmaid bouquet is expertly designed and arranged.

Friendly and responsive customer service: Our dedicated team works closely with you to ensure your complete satisfaction.

How Lenox Hill Florist Has Helped People in the Past

Many event organizers have turned to Lenox Hill Florist for their spectacular bridesmaid bouquets:

A boho-chic wedding planner who needed non-traditional, wildflower-inspired bridesmaid bouquets to match the bride's unique style

An event organizer who required glam bouquets with luxe textures for a black-tie wedding

A destination wedding planner searching for tropical-inspired bouquets to complement a beach ceremony

Regardless of your vision, Lenox Hill Florist has helped countless wedding planners and event organizers bring the bride's dream bridesmaid bouquets to life.

Tips and Tricks to Make the Most of Your Bridesmaid Flowers

Color Coordinate: Coordinate the bridesmaid flowers with the colors in the bridesmaid dresses and other wedding details for a cohesive look. 

Reuse and Repurpose: Repurpose the bridesmaid bouquets as centerpieces during the reception to save on costs and create a cohesive design. 

Size and Comfort: Keep the bridesmaid bouquets proportionate in size to the dress and easy to hold. Remember, your bridesmaids will be carrying them for an extended period. 

Preservation: If your bridesmaids want to preserve their bouquets after the wedding, ask Lenox Hill Florist about the best preservation methods for the specific flowers used in the arrangements.

Experience the vibrant beauty and exceptional quality of bridesmaid flowers from Lenox Hill Florist for yourself! With our dedicated team of skillful florists, customizable designs, and budget-friendly arrangements, you're just a few steps away from creating the perfect wedding atmosphere. Visit our website or call us today to schedule a consultation and discuss your unique vision with our floral experts. Trust Lenox Hill Florist to create stunning bridesmaid bouquets that add an extra touch of elegance to your special day.

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State Line Chevron & Bar, c. 1960s Whiskey Pete's restaurant, State Line (Primm), Nevada, 1983

Postcard & photo from Felix Lenox, Nevada Armored Transport. 

When U.S. Route 91 was established in the 1920s along the Nevada-California border, "Whiskey Pete" McIntyre opened the State Line service station. McIntyre shot a man at the station, spent time in a sanatorium, and was buried on the property when he died. On his deathbed Pete made a request: "Bury me up on the hill, standing up facing the valley so I can see all those sons of bitches goin' by."

The land was later owned by gaming pioneer Ernest Primm, who opened Whiskey Pete's in '77. It was a casino with a 12-room motel, and a coffee shop. A hotel tower was added in the 80s. The business passed on the son Gary, whose Primm Valley Resorts opened Primadonna and Buffalo Bill’s casinos in the 90s and renamed the area Primm.

The exact location of Whiskey Pete's burial had been lost. Workers grading a railroad track linking the resorts in '94 accidentally uncovered his coffin and remains.

"The tractor caught the edge of the box and the skull popped out," said the project manager Bruce Sedlacek. "There was Whiskey Pete staring at us."

Sedlacek said the coffin was about 80 percent intact and buried "at an angle" to the highway. The remains were moved to another burial site on the property.

Whiskey Pete McIntyre faces charge. Review-Journal, 3/26/31; Whiskey Pete Is Freed of Insanity Count. Review-Journal, 10/15/32; Whiskey Pete Can Stand in Grave in Peace. Review-Journal, 2/10/41; D. Palermo. Remains of Whiskey Pete Found. Review-Journal, 2/5/94; L. Benston. Primm's Lure: Freebies. Las Vegas Sun, 7/2/2009.

[thecinamonroe]

Marilyn Monroe and her husband Arthur Miller leaving Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan, June 26, 1959.

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Back in your arms again {pt. III}

[Pairings]: Tara Carpenter x Reader

[Summary]:“What the fuck’s she doing here?” Zhanna almost spat as you rubbed her arm while looking up at Tara before turning back to Zhanna. “Sh–she just gave me a ride. That’s all.” 

[warnings]: swearing, angst (kinda), my writing, not proof-read

A/N: oh, I wanna write for CC so badddddd (from Emma's new movie)

The next day, you woke up -and Tara, too- to the sound of your phone ringing. You sat up and looked at your phone.

Zhanna.

You rubbed your left eye with one of your hands to get rid of the sleepiness then answered the phone. “Yes?”

“Y/N! Oh thank god, you picked it up!”Zhanna’z voice was shaky as she spoke which immediately made you stand up from your bed- making Tara alert as she silently watched you- and furrow your eyebrows.

“Zhanna? Is everything alright?”

“No! Yes…I don’t know..” She sounded like she was on the verge of tears and you clenched your jaw.

“What happened?”

“I-I..” You could hear she took a deep breath before continuing.” Bao…an-and Andrei. Th-they got into a car accident this morning. “You felt your chest tighten upon hearing her words. “An-and I’M in the hospital right now. They told me..they. “She let out a sob and you swallowed before springing into  action and rushing to get your coat and boots as Tara got up, too. 

“It’s okay, Z. Just calm down and continue.”

“They told me that Bao is in surgery as well as A-andrei. Y/N, I–I can’t do this. I can’t lose them.” Your eyes welled with tears as one of your shaky hands went to open the door.

“Al-,,god, alright, Z. I’ll- I’ll be right there, okay? Just hold on.” You tried assuring her, but your own voice betrayed you.

And that's when Tara spoke up. “Y/n…..” You looked up from the doorknob. “You know you can’t drive in a state like this. Come on, I’ll give you a ride.” She said, walking over to you, now fully dressed.

You bit your lip, hesitating before you heard Zhanna’s loud sobs from the other line and slowly nodded, going right after Tara as she opened the door and started walking out of the building.

Once outside, you felt yourself shiver as the cold winter breeze hit you as you rushed towards Tara’s Ford Thunderbird with Zhanna still on the line.

You and Tara got in and the moment the car was out of the parking lot, Tara sped across roads to get to the closest hospital.

You pushed the doors of the Lenox Hill Hospital, immediately looking around for Zhanna while Tara followed behind you. You sighed shakily before sailing Zhanna’s number once more. After a few seconds, she picked up.

“Z, where are you?”

“I–I..uhm..I think the-the third floor.” 

“Okay, okay. Just hang on. I’ll be there in a minute.” 

With that you hung up and darted towards the elevator, Tara still hot on your tail. When the doors closed, you slowly glanced at Tara before mumbling a small “Thanks for the ride” to which she nodded.

After about 30 seconds, the elevator stopped and you rushed out of it, running down the corridors until you found a curled up Zhanna on one of the waiting chairs.

“Z” You said quietly before walking up to her and hugging her.

Her body tensed first before she relaxed into your hold and hugged you back. After about two minutes of hugging-and Tara just standing awkwardly-, you pulled away, before Zhanna pulled you down on the chair next to her and sat you down. That”s when she noticed Tara and her soft, crying turned into glaring atTara.

“What the fuck’s she doing here?” Zhanna almost spat as you rubbed her arm while looking up at Tara before turning back to Zhanna. “Sh–she just gave me a ride. That’s all.” 

“It better be just that. I’m not in the mood for her.” You swallowed thickly before glancing up at Tara who was just standing, staring at the floor.

After about an hour and a half, Zhanna was asleep on the waiting chair due to you soothingly rubbing her back for so long. When Tara noticed this, she took the opportunity and sat down next to you, to which your immediate reaction was to scoot away from her. “Just ‘cause you gave me an emergency ride, we are still not on talking terms.” 

Tara sighed heavily.”I’ve told you…I’m sorry.”

You looked at Tara with an almost disgusted face. “Sorry is not going to fucking cut it, Carpenter.”

By the way you looked at her, Tara almost thought about giving up. Giving up on you. Giving up on the two of you. But she won’t.

“I know.” She closed her eyes and turned away from you, tilting her head up to face the ceiling.

“God, I already lost too much.” You mumbled as you looked towards the doors that one of the surgeries were held in.

“I can’t lose you guys, too. I wouldn’t be able to…handle that.”

Tara’s closed eyes filled with tears and a lump was starting to form in her throat upon hearing your words, knowing that she indeed, a part of the ‘too much’.

But if only you knew. If only you knew that you still had her. But you didn’t. And she hated it.

A/N: another short one, but oh well....