Gazing Globes

Gazing Globes is Paula Hayes first outdoor sculpture exhibition in New York City. The 18 spheres contain vintage technology parts sprinkled with pulverized CDs. The effect is magical and beautiful against the towering New York City skyline. Gazing Globes will be in display through April 19th in Madison Square Park.

These are the things a great spring break is made of...

Coffee and a book in Bryant Park, followed by lunch with a friend on a bench surrounded by tulips and sunshine. 

Free ice cream sandwiches from 'wichcraft in the middle of the afternoon. After sending out a tweet about craving an ice cream sandwich from Coolhaus, Isabelle quickly replied with all of the info for free ice cream in Bryant Park. It couldn't have been more perfect! Oh, the joys of twitter. When Brianne and I arrived a few minutes before the official 'wichcraft opening at 2 pm, the line of people wrapped around the paths of the park. Luckily, we only waited about ten minutes for our spring break treat. 

My peanut butter cookie sandwich with strawberry ice cream was delicious. 

A stroll through Madison Square Park. White and pink branches framed views of the Empire State Building and the magnificent Flatiron Building perfectly. As always, the park was bustling with people satisfying their Shake Shack cravings and enjoying the beautiful spring weather. 

A trip to the Union Square Greenmarket, where yummy maple candy was purchased and devoured before my train ride home. I cannot resist this market, and rarely leave without some sort of treat. 

I have enjoyed everything this spring break has offered, and am cherishing these final days of relaxation before returning to work early Monday morning. Happy weekend everyone!