Waldorf-Astoria Hotel

have been the happiest moment of my life. I could now go outside and be free. But the same questions were still in my mind: How would I be able to survive in the real world? How do the other people live here? I walked and walked until I reached a hotel and I went inside it. I went to the front desk and asked if I could stay in one of the rooms here. The lady said yes and took me to my room. On the way, I asked her if I had to pay for the room and she said yes, the total cost would be $79.99. I…

Last weekend was Fall Break, which is why I got to spend time with you guys. It was super chill, and I really loved it. You guys are home. We can chill out, eat, talk, watch a movie, play a game, laugh, cry, anything. Thank you for that...for being home. I want to tell MC Mama T and DJ Alex this (WhatsApp chat insider), but I don’t know how. I guess I can say it just like I wrote it. I slept for the rest of the weekend. I was really exhausted from exams. I was also emotionally exhausted from…

My Trip to Washington, D.C One of my very favorite places in Americas is a city rich in history and is absolutely stunning, Washington DC is my favorite city. I've been there several times this year and every time I go back I fall in love with it, so I plan on living there when I'm done with my education and starting a career there. My least favorite part of going to DC is the traveling. My favorite part of dc is the vibe while you're there and seeing all the sights. While traveling, this is…

idea what I was in for, we planned the trip last minute and had no plans when we got there, or so that's what I anticipated. Little did I know my grandma had most of it planned out. So we got into our uber and headed to the hotel, when we arrived there I was astonished, the hotel was breathtaking and best of all we…

The Broad My museum trip can be summed up with the word serendipitous. When I arrived at the Broad Museum in Downtown Los Angeles, I saw the line to enter the museum go down two blocks. I walked into the lobby, intending to ask a museum attendant on the estimated wait time in line. After hearing the line was going to be a three hour wait, we continued our conversation and started bonding over Yayoi Kusama’s work, especially her Infinity Mirrored Room. Unexpectedly, the museum attendant decided…

Elisa Kim, William Thorne-Morris, Balabhishek Sureddi Group 4 101072288, 101068368, 101083247 CRN 11424 Carlos Mateus Sunday October 15, 2017 Case Study: Cluny Bistro & Boulangerie Brief History and Overview The Cluny Bistro and Boulangerie is in the heart of the Distillery District, surrounded by historic buildings. In 2003 the Distillery District opened to the public as a space conceived to house restaurants, art galleries, shops, studios and other trendy establishments designed to…

All About “Auguste Escoffier” Auguste Escoffier, or as otherwise known as, “The King of Chefs” was born in Riviera town of Villeneuve-Loubet, France. He was born on October 28, 1846 and his career took off at the age of 12 when he entered into apprenticeship in his uncle’s restaurant. This vastly efficient and prominent Chef spent most of his life excelling in the cookery business and essentially making a name for himself. Primarily, at the age of 19 he started working at another…

best time of my life. My family and I went last year during spring break. We took a 16 hour drive to our hotel, which had a bunk bed where I got to sleep top bunk. That night we got the best Domino’s pizza I ever had. After we ate that we went to bed. Now, we spent 3 days at Disneyland, but i’m only going to talk about my favorite day. That day was the last day at Disney. We left our hotel early that morning where we took a 15 minute walk to Disneyland. When we got through security…

The Ride: Man, I love snuba. My step brother Eldan and I, and my stepmom Kristina and my Dad walk out of the translucent, automatic doors at a rushing pace with our touristy looking outfits. As we walk out from underneath the shaded area, the sun pounds down on the four of us as if it was 200 degrees outside. If it wasn’t for the SPF 35, we would’ve been tomatoes. We panted as we approached the bus which felt like an oasis brushing across our faces. We sat, crammed into the bus like a clown car…

There are no rearview mirrors on planes, so I couldn’t look back even if I tried. I closed the window, and fell asleep. Leaving the bright Dominican sun behind, flying thru the sky that became gray by the time I landed at the Sunshine State. I cried at the beauty salon, cried looking at the turquoise Caribbean Sea waves that caressed the rocks besides the highway on my way to the airport, cried while standing at the security line waving to my family behind the window glasses. Gray, rainy day…