sammy in the city

I Love My Dad

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Amo a mi papá,  wait wait, i was stuck in Google Translate.   Amo a mi papá means  “I Love My Dad”

It’s great to be alive on Wednesday on January 14th, 2015.

I Love My Dad

Briggette Baust — Hair Styling Legend

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Friends hi.

A big Shout Out to Briggette Baust, a New York City legend. She’s a hair stylist-specializing in, hair-color, balayage, highlighting, hair painting and hair design.

Some Artists give you a make over, Briggette gives you a new life. You might walk into her salon disheveled and discombobulated, but you’ll walk out with a new lease on life and a look you’ve never experienced.

Over the past couple of years Briggette has rocked the Social Media Platforms. Some people talk the talk, and others walk the walk. Briggette’s artistry walks the walk for all to see.

You can see her on Instagram; @briggettebausthair or on Facebook at “Briggette Baust (Beauty Salon)

Briggette Baust, Hair Styling Legend

Enthusiasm

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Hi there friends.  Sammy loves the mornings.  He is so full of zeal.  I guess this is what Dickey Fox meant in the movie Jerry Magurie when he said; ” I clap my hands every morning and say, ” This is going to be a great day”

Enthusiasm

Happy New Years From Sammy & Family

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A little Synopsis on New Years Eve in NYC;

New Years Eve in New York City is like no other place on earth.  The scoreboard says it all, over one million people will be in Times Square to watch the ball drop and one billion people worldwide will be watching.  The ball this year has 2700 Waterford Crystal triangles and weighs almost 12,000 pounds.  This tradition goes all the way back to 1904 and the dropping of the ball officially started in 1907.

History behind Times Square’s ball drop, click link below;

http://www.forbes.com/sites/aliciaadamczyk/2014/12/28/waterford-crystal-new-years-eve-ball-celebrates-the-gift-of-fortitude/

Times Square's history on New Years Eve