Monthly Archives: December 2010

Little Marc Jacobs

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Little Marc Jacobs

382 Bleecker Street

A few blogs back I blogged about Marc Jacobs’s women’s stores also on Bleecker Street.

Now, I am blogging about the designer’s children’s store.

There are RED penguins in the window.

There are a lot of toys on the shelves.

Is this suppose to be a clothing store or a toy store?

It seems to have toys than anything.

Nevertheless, I think the red Penguins are awesome… a little over done but awesome.

It fits right into the season with its colors and even the choice of the animal.

The creativity is much better then the adult store.

Window Grade:10

Michael Kors

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Michael Kors

384 Bleecker St.

This store is new in the area. It opened up this December.

The store’s window fits right in with the neighborhood and the other stores around.

The black and the white clothes on the models are very classy.

The stars make the design and shopping at Michael Kors look fun and chic.

The window gets a 10.

On the wrong track

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My School is right next to the train tracks

You may think: oh, No, I feel sorry for you. All that noise.

But, actually it gives me something to look forward to in math class.

Every time I am in class. I look out of the window. I look at the trains passing by. I count how many cars each train have. It seems I always forget the amount. Sometimes I try to count the doors on the cars. Once when class was really boring I squinted my eyes to count the people. I didn’t get far. The train was moving much too fast. Twice, the train stopped in the tracks. It was having technical difficulties. Trains always fascinate me. In history we were learning about World War II. My teacher said that people were forced on the trains. They did not know the destination. The trains were so packed, plenty had to stand. And the worse part, they were on the train for days. I can never get the picture out of my mind. Gosh, I hope-

Yes, Mr. Bofontti

What is the answer?

hum…Where are we at?

Did you do your homework?

Yes, sir.

Do you see something better outside?

Yes, opps, I mean no sir.

See me after class.

Sometimes I love looking at the trains outside of my class window and other times, I wish I would just go through the floor.