New York City is a nice place to
live at, if you’re living in the right area. I actually like living in New York
City, but I rather live in California because I enjoy warm weather. I hate the
cold, the snow and wearing puffy coats. I enjoy the warm nights at 42nd
street with a cup of ice cream glued to my hand, the bright lights kissing my
face. Two dollars and fifty cents is all that costs to take me to Times
Squares, to SoHo or somewhere miles away from my shoebox size apartment. New
York City is a place filled with surprises
I
remember one summer evening, I took a walk with a friend in Central Park and we
ended up sitting by the lake, looking at the ducks interact. Later on, a man
holding a fishing rod sat next to us and asked us if we knew how to fish. My
friend didn’t know how to fish and I never touched a fishing rod; the old man
decided to teach us how to fish, and instantly I caught a fish. I threw the
fish back because I didn’t want to have him for dinner nor did I want to kill
the poor fish. I caught a couple of fishes, so did my friend; after we finished
fishing, I wondered why do people fish if they’re just going to throw the fish
back into the water.
According
to Census Bureau, New York’s population is 19,651,127. A bunch of people live
in New York City, it doesn’t mean they love living here. With the good things
comes, the bad things about New York City. Sometimes, there is a lot of rude
strangers and will unleash their nasty attitude if you accidentally bump into
them. Crowded trains and buses are the worst; especially when you’re seated and
somebody’s hovering over you, melting your face with their stinky hot breath.
New York City has pros and cons, some people love it and others don’t.
Works Cited
“State and County Quick Facts: New York City.” United States
Census Bureau. 7 Jan. 2014. U.S Department of Commerce. Web. 27 Feb. 2014.
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