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I know some of them are lame and I simply couldn't come up with anything for
X, but I would consider the following as candidates for a quintessential New What about XXX for 42nd Street? Jane in WV |
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Well she could list The Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island.
Manhattan is a borough but it's not really what is meant when boroughs are mentioned. All 5 boroughs are New York City but Manhattan is The City to most of us. Alison On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 21:05:33 -0400, "Lucille" wrote: How can she list 5 boroughs in 4 squares?? LOLOL Lucille "Tara D" wrote in message .. . On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 10:00:38 +0100, "Kate Hare" wrote: There are 26 letters in the alphabet but my piece will measure 6 squares x 5 squares. That means I have four exra squares( one in each corner ). I would like these four squares to have a definate theme - could all be famous faces, or some kind of emblem or symbol connected to NY - any ideas? It doesn't matter what letter they start with. What about listing all the Boroughs in those squares? Tara |
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Sorry to disagree with you but I was born in Brooklyn and lived there for 60
years and never ever thought of New York City as being anything less than 5 boroughs. Yes, I called Manhattan the "City," probably (and this is a guess) because it certainly is the most sophisticated and important borough, but that still doesn't make it anything but a borough. Definitely the most well known one, but a borough nevertheless. Lucille I"Alison" wrote in message ... Well she could list The Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. Manhattan is a borough but it's not really what is meant when boroughs are mentioned. All 5 boroughs are New York City but Manhattan is The City to most of us. Alison On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 21:05:33 -0400, "Lucille" wrote: How can she list 5 boroughs in 4 squares?? LOLOL Lucille "Tara D" wrote in message .. . On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 10:00:38 +0100, "Kate Hare" wrote: There are 26 letters in the alphabet but my piece will measure 6 squares x 5 squares. That means I have four exra squares( one in each corner ). I would like these four squares to have a definate theme - could all be famous faces, or some kind of emblem or symbol connected to NY - any ideas? It doesn't matter what letter they start with. What about listing all the Boroughs in those squares? Tara |
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"Momjws1" wrote in message ... I know some of them are lame and I simply couldn't come up with anything for X, but I would consider the following as candidates for a quintessential New What about XXX for 42nd Street? Jane in WV I take it you haven't been to NYC in awhile... 42nd st is now Disney-fied and family friendly. All the XXX have moved around the corners to the avenues. Katherine |
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I think it's a matter of perspective. I grew up in Long Island and when we
(my friends and I) said "the city" we only meant Manhattan. It wasn't until I actually worked in Manhattan that I "discovered" the boroughs, but it's still not what I think of when I say "the city". I lived in Queens, not the city. I went to Brooklyn, not the city. And now I live in the city (manhattan). So, I guess it's just how you've been raised to think of it all. Katherine "Lucille" wrote in message ... Sorry to disagree with you but I was born in Brooklyn and lived there for 60 years and never ever thought of New York City as being anything less than 5 boroughs. Yes, I called Manhattan the "City," probably (and this is a guess) because it certainly is the most sophisticated and important borough, but that still doesn't make it anything but a borough. Definitely the most well known one, but a borough nevertheless. Lucille I"Alison" wrote in message ... Well she could list The Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. Manhattan is a borough but it's not really what is meant when boroughs are mentioned. All 5 boroughs are New York City but Manhattan is The City to most of us. Alison On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 21:05:33 -0400, "Lucille" wrote: How can she list 5 boroughs in 4 squares?? LOLOL Lucille "Tara D" wrote in message .. . On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 10:00:38 +0100, "Kate Hare" wrote: There are 26 letters in the alphabet but my piece will measure 6 squares x 5 squares. That means I have four exra squares( one in each corner ). I would like these four squares to have a definate theme - could all be famous faces, or some kind of emblem or symbol connected to NY - any ideas? It doesn't matter what letter they start with. What about listing all the Boroughs in those squares? Tara |
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I lived in Brooklyn and worked in Manhattan. You and I agree that we call
Manhattan "The City." That still doesn't take away the fact that it's a borough, has always been a borough and will always remain a borough. I know it's definitely the most important borough and certainly the most interesting borough, but no matter what we think, it's a borough. Living in Brooklyn when we traveled to Manhattan we referred to it as Uptown, when we went to the court areas in Brooklyn we traveled Downtown. Who knows why, but that's the way it was. From what I know from my Bronx friends, when they traveled to Manhattan they traveled downtown. It's all in your perspective. Lucille "Katherine Hutter" wrote in message news I think it's a matter of perspective. I grew up in Long Island and when we (my friends and I) said "the city" we only meant Manhattan. It wasn't until I actually worked in Manhattan that I "discovered" the boroughs, but it's still not what I think of when I say "the city". I lived in Queens, not the city. I went to Brooklyn, not the city. And now I live in the city (manhattan). So, I guess it's just how you've been raised to think of it all. Katherine "Lucille" wrote in message ... Sorry to disagree with you but I was born in Brooklyn and lived there for 60 years and never ever thought of New York City as being anything less than 5 boroughs. Yes, I called Manhattan the "City," probably (and this is a guess) because it certainly is the most sophisticated and important borough, but that still doesn't make it anything but a borough. Definitely the most well known one, but a borough nevertheless. Lucille I"Alison" wrote in message ... Well she could list The Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. Manhattan is a borough but it's not really what is meant when boroughs are mentioned. All 5 boroughs are New York City but Manhattan is The City to most of us. Alison On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 21:05:33 -0400, "Lucille" wrote: How can she list 5 boroughs in 4 squares?? LOLOL Lucille "Tara D" wrote in message .. . On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 10:00:38 +0100, "Kate Hare" wrote: There are 26 letters in the alphabet but my piece will measure 6 squares x 5 squares. That means I have four exra squares( one in each corner ). I would like these four squares to have a definate theme - could all be famous faces, or some kind of emblem or symbol connected to NY - any ideas? It doesn't matter what letter they start with. What about listing all the Boroughs in those squares? Tara |
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I take it you haven't been to NYC in awhile... 42nd st is now Disney-fied
and family friendly. All the XXX have moved around the corners to the avenues. Yes, I knew that. Aren't you all interested in the "memories"? VBEG Jane in WV |
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