55th Street

darling, everything's all right now.

I'm the police patron from the 55th Street Station, Mr. Hamilton.

One of the officers on the force just found her.

Thank you.

They were the first ones to do primary colors.

You can get a bag in yellow or red, you know? And we got them a corner on Fifth Avenue and 55th Street.

I mean, that was funny.

We passed that building.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So sure enough.

So now his office was like a full floor on a on this office building on Fifth Avenue and 55th Street, you know.

So we're up there and I have piles of all the emails I sent over six months, you know, the piles to him, to the CEO, to the president, to human resources, to his partner.

And this is the experience that came back with me.

I found myself in the apartment house where we as a little family of three lived for 13 years and 8 months, 145 West 55th Street.

The same superintendent was there, his name was A.D. Fox.

What I did there, as I had a family, they had it operated.

Okay, I'm, I'm completely off-topic now.

Anyway, I asked for recommendations and a dear friend of mine said, "There's a great men's hairstylist on 55th Street at the M- Mia Wagner or Wagner Salon, and, uh, he's, he's an older guy and his name is Ishi." And I went, "Ishi? Why, that's Ishi's name." And I said, "Couldn't be.

I used to have a guy cut my hair.

That was ending in 1984.

The Peninsula, New York.

A historic luxury hotel located at the corner of 5th Avenue and 55th Street.

They tell us that this was constructed in just one year.

Can you believe this? over and over they tell us one or two years to construct palaces built with limestone and granite Italian Renaissance revival style palaces 12 months no problem at all 120 years ago where we get the repeating names the buyers just great pals Henry Goodwin and Henry Hoyt let me know in the comments below what your favorite example is that we've exposed so far of the repeating names.

We are here to announce our determination to stand together in defense of a woman's right to abortion in New York and to work together until the right to safe legal abortion becomes a right recognized by law in every state of this country.

On Monday, May 15th, at 12 noon, we will meet at 40th Street and 6th Avenue for a march to Governor Rockefeller's New York office at 22 West 55th Street.

Every person who believes that abortion should be a woman's right to choose and that Governor Rockefeller should veto the bill, which would take away that right, is urged to join us to make her or his voice known.

Governor Rockefeller, the people of New York, and the people of the entire country must know that the majority of the people in New York support the right to abortion by choice and that we will stand together to win and to defend that right.