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Diary of a New Yorker: One Week in May
Monday 4 May
I developed my bi-monthly cold on the flight back to New York from the wedding, while watching Far and Away (10/10 top tier film. Will never not love). Got home and crawled into bed where David, who was out on the after-sc...
How to Fail Your Driving Test
I mentioned two weeks ago that I was scheduled to take my New York City driving test and that if you didn’t hear from me on it the following week, you’d know that I’d failed. I then proceeded to NOT mention it the following week and if you...
Wedding Weekend in Ireland
Friday: The Day Before
I left you last week at the departure gate of the midnight flight to Dublin out of JFK. I landed Friday lunchtime in Dublin to the widespread smell of sausages once again but the competence - the competence was...
What would you do if you had three months to live….
We have less than three months left in New York. Three months to do all our favourite things again and three months to get round to everything we’d put off.
I asked the kids what their favourite thing in America they’d like to do again was...
He’s Louis Walsh’s brother but he doesn’t like to talk about it
Good afternoon! This week’s newsletter is coming to you from Rex on 10th Avenue where the smell of bacon is curing my mild hangover. More on that anon.
View from Rex
First off, I can’t believe I wrote about Louis Walsh last week and didn’...
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