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My New York City Lifestyle – When Nature Calls, In My Pink Bejeweled Headphones – [#MNYCL]

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Another day in the city of mines, I have been busy.  I been moving and grooving with tunes beating in my eyes.  Mostly the tunes of old school R&B songs and lots of 1990‘s songs and early 2000‘s, beating loudly through my pink bejeweled headphones.  Yup, there was no error there, I said it, pink bejeweled headphones.  I get a lot of eyes from the guys and girls, on the train, on the bus, out in public, at the gym and at path-mark when I stroll through loving my music and singing along.  I love spring time.  More people, more eyes to see me do the things I like.

I been out a lot lately via its nice out in New York City, where the women are dressing more sexier and a bit too revealing also.  Since it’s spring I am more active and more much busy.  But when nature calls, I must answer.  I have big dreams, and I want to meet so many new people.  Do you want to meet me?  I actually want to meet you.  Maybe we can go grab a cup of coffee, go see an art gallery, or just go sight-seeing in New York City.  If you are ever around, hit me up (twitter.com/rawmultimedia).

My words to you.  Go out and enjoy the weather.  Read a book.  Learn something new.  Nature is calling you.  Do you hear it?

[My New York City Lifestyle] + [This is My New York City]
no photography this episode, but do check out my first [MNYCL] post to follow the series…-> The City That Don’t Sleep

Thanks for reading,
“When nature calls, you should listen up”
Richardo

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My New York City Lifestyle – When Life Becomes Stressful – MNYCL

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Hey guys, welcome to another My New York  City Lifestyle.  It’s been a while since I posted for this series, via I want each post to be rich experience.  As I try to make this a staple series on my blog, I welcome some new features.

Life sometimes becomes hard, we can all admit that, and sometimes all we need is someone to talk to.  Or just someone who will listen and hear us out.  I decided to add a video log part of my blog in which I just talk and share things with you guys and track my successes, thoughts and fails in life. 

It’s as I said before and actually my motto of my blog, is that over here we are down to earth, its about life and being creative, also I write, cry, eat and sleep here.  I feel others should hold their blogs tobthat regards.  Its like your baby, your friend, your secret outlet in life. 

Either way, this is not a crazy post today and soon starting next week I shall release photos and a much cooler experience for this series.  Life has just been trying to kick me and keep me down, and I keep standing up to it, in whicglh takes away from certain things I do. 

Be well to all, no matter where in the world you are and fight for what you believe in and passionate about.

Love always.

What’s your plans for this weekend?  Are you going to see the Hunger Games in the theater?

Thanks for reading
Richardo Wilson

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My New York City Lifestyle [MNYCL] – Rainy Days

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My New York City Lifestyle - rawmultimediaRainy Days in NYC is always a weird experience, as mentioned before it is the city that doesn’t sleep, and also a city that don’t like when the weather blocks us from being super active and cause more friction to our hectic days working to make it (costly taxes from the state and expensive living).  Just recently we have been hit with a series of rain falls, and oh boy how I hate the rain.  I mean I like it on a Sunday afternoon, where I can lay up in the house watching netflix or play some video games and beat down some noobs, but oh no, not a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or especially a Friday.  The first 3 days of the week are usually the busiest and most productive and also everyone can’t wait to make past “Hump Day” in which is Wednesday if you haven’t heard the term before, in which I had to learn myself.

Let’s get back to the rainy days, I like to be outside and every nature and it’s surroundings, more oxygen to breathe in, cool air and places I can go without an umbrella and snap photos.  Being a photographer, I like to go with a bit of ease to my days, for I am quite the workaholic (not in the way you may think, more of a progression towards my dreams) in which I work everyday to create I world of happiness I can be around.  So crappy rainy days are things I sort of avoid.  It’s just too many layers to worry about to make it to the gym or go a friend’s house and lounge in their couch or just hop around and do ton of fun possible things in the city.

Are you an active person?  Where are you from, urban or rural?  Do you like rainy days?

Oh yea, a funny thing about rainy days is that, the drivers in New York City are reckless and don’t cater to the people at the bus stop such as myself, (lol for taking the bus) via they are all about getting to their next destination quick (no patience) in which if you are near and puddle, you better stare clear for you can and will get wet, and for the fashionable new yorkers, who don’t wear much clothes, umm you day will transform into a hell of a day.  I guess because of all the bad things that can go down in the city and again unfair high taxes we have to pay, I can see why new yorkers are mostly mad and looking angry, go figure right?

[My New York City Lifestyle] + [This is My New York City]
no photography this episode, but do check out my first [MNYCL] post to follow the series…->  The City That Don’t Sleep

Thanks for reading,
“Got to love those rainy days ehhh?”
Richardo

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