This past weekend on July 3rd marks the second anniversary of the passing of my mom, Rita (Tardif) Garboski, 87 of Middletown, Connecticut, the wife of my dad, the late George Garboski. She had passed on Wednesday, June 3, 2015 at Middlesex Health Care Center, in Middletown, CT, My home town. I created a special tribute video which […]

The Cadillac of Tiny Homes complete with Solar Power and Transportable The more I see these tiny homes, the more I like them.  I’m from the Metro New York City area and over the years I’ve become accustomed to what I call “Shoe Box Living”, a term which New Yorkers can identify with.  With more […]

While everyone nationwide is enjoying their Thanksgiving weekend, New Yorker’s celebrate a special day that goes back to 1783, Evacuation Day. It is celebrated on November 25th every year in lower Manhattan celebrating when the British left Manhattan island after what was the end of the of the American Revolutionary War. A little unknown fact […]

One of the reasons I love New York City is that it is so rich in US History.  It was here in lower Manhattan that many battles were fought during the revolutionary war.  The battles here in New York were the first major battles of the American Revolutionary War to take place after the United […]

Spread throughout New York City your will see these bikes painted all white, locked to a street sign, in many cases decorated with flowers. What are these bikes doing here?  They are ghost bikes and serve as a grave reminder of where a bicyclist or pedestrian spent their last moments on this planet. This unique […]