Come on over to the DARK side!
My New York City/real estate obsessed doppelganger Elvira Dark has just launched a companion blog to Shithouse rat called All things New York--devoted exclusively to everything and anything about the city--real estate, neighborhoods, safety, 9/11 issues, things to avoid, must-see and off the beaten path attractions, one day and weekend getaways, insider tips, local news and politics, and more.
Generally, there will be several different categories of posts:
THE BASICS
Detailed information about all aspects of New York City living, with plenty of features covering all five boroughs and points beyond with directions on how to get there, plus lots of useful links for further information.
INSIDER TIPS
Invaluable info from a born and bred New Yorker you won't find in the guidebooks--or probably anywhere else.
OPINION
Culled from Elvira Black's "New York Stories," a regular feature column that can also be found at Blogcritics Magazine, along with plenty of fresh new posts for good measure.
QUESTION AND ANSWER COLUMN
Got a question about New York? Just ask and I'll give you the lowdown.
Suggestions for topics you'd like to see covered are welcome.
Comments, both naughty and nice, are warmly encouraged. So lay it on me, I can take it!
posted by elvira black @ 8:07 AM
8 Comments:
Excellent idea!
I can't post comments there, but I'll still be reading.
Paula:
Thanks Paula....miss your blog!
Can't comment...why not?
Thanks for missing me!
Your new blog doesn't accept "anon" or "other" comments. Since i don't have a blog anymore, i can't post.
Paula:
OK, I fixed it!
Think it's an excellent idea :) Though I can't think of any questions I need answered about NY
If you want categories, I strongly suggest wordpress though blogger's better for images
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Shall I call you Elvira, or is it Jackie Boone? You are apparently a miserable and ungrateful liar. I have known Debby Frank for almost 3 decades, your depiction
of her couldn’t be further from the truth. Debby is a one of the most caring
and generous people I know.
She is an experienced and successful Realtor who purposely goes out of her way to help buyers who are otherwise ignored by brokers. Often this is because of buyers who are not realistic about what they can afford, in other words, a complete waste of time, sound familiar?
It is obvious you make a living falsifying facts and statements, purely to entertain
your readers. Your lack of compassion and honesty demonstrate just how empty a person you are. Your readers certainly deserve more.
You referenced Debby’s family in your article. Again, your assessment is way off base.
She is a dedicated mom, and has a wonderful loving family. She has always put her family ahead of her career.
Jackie, I think you do your readers a huge disservice and should find a new profession. One that demands honesty and integrity, which you clearly lack, and hopefully will bring you the salvation you need.
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