Let me say it again. Certainly one afternoon in New York City does not constitute even a sentence from someone who sounds like she had her story written before she even stepped into the city. When I don t like a place or thing I usually keep it to myself, you really should try doing the same, reflecting your miserable experience about New York City on the people that read the River Reporter is certainly not the kind of thing I expected to hear from this newpaper.
People call New York City the greatest place in the world because it is.
I do look forward to getting back to New York City because I miss all the excitement, yes never ending excitement. After being overwhelmed buy the parties the shows the museums, the beautiful parks with tons and tons of grass, you just have to be there to see it, I like to take a break from it all and go fishing or canoeing on the Delaware River at Skinners Falls, one of the most beautiful places I know. The city is just not for you and that s what you Connie Merz should have written in your column. I read the River Reporter to keep up with the positive things that the people of the Tusten area have to say also current events and activities, not to hear the same depressing large media crap that I hear day in and day out. What you wrote about New York City was totally negative and untrue.