Going to Market: Mosaic
It is Wednesday afternoon and I take to my lunch hour ravenously. It is not because I plan to eat, but because I need the outdoors. I am shackled to my desk since 8 a.m. and I know it is a gorgeous day out. I want to take advantage of summer’s remaining golden days before the landscape becomes frigid from winter’s ugly frost. The elevator can’t reach the street fast enough for me. I hit the pavement and make my way to Union Square. I feel like people watching today and that is the best place to do it. While I am watching, I’ll get some exercise walking around. It’s a farmer’s market day and a beautiful one to boot, so I am bound to see merchants, farmers and vendors of all kinds circling the perimeter of the park. I make my way, quickly at first, through the crowds of tourists, students and business folks. There is excitement, calmness, and madness all around. These elements are weaving into each other making seamless blankets of chaotic city living. There is so much to see here! Stud...