The feelings you have going through the TSA check points on your travels are mutual to your fellow travelers. Take the shoes off, sweatshirt/jacket, take the lap top out, let them know about the medication you have (yes, I promise that's just my inhaler), take off all of your jewelry and hope that it all makes it to the other end of the conveyor belt.
This always sucks to go through, while complet
When I was little, I can remember driving through Troy almost every single day with my Dad. We would always drive by the Hot Dog Charlies on 2nd Avenue and when we did, you'd get that wiff of deliciousness.
Oh, how the times have changed.
While 1986 doesn't seem all that long ago for a lot of us, this video proves just how long ago it really was. From the hair styles, the fashion and the song itself nothing more 80's has ever taken place in Albany!
While many people may lambaste the capital city of the New York, in reality it actually is a very beautiful city. Proof being shown in the drone footage below.
Tasheem Maeweather. The name might sound familiar for some and ingrained in the brain of others who were at Crossgates Mall back in November when gunfire rang out. Maeweather, the alleged shooter wasn't in custody until a couple of days after the shooting which left people concerned that danger was still looming.
In December Maeweather was sentenced to 9-years in state prison by Judge Peter Lynch
I'm not much of a traveler and I'm not too familiar with everything that the Capital Region has to offer just yet. I love it here and I don't have too many complaints, but there's got to be something we need desperately.
I am pretty shocked that it is currently 66* degrees outside right now, according to weather.com. I wasn't expecting it. I didn't see it coming. Neither did that darn groundhog a couple weeks ago (what shadow?)
I was reading a study done by AAA in which their results show that Millennials are the most distracted drivers. It said that the younger drivers tend to be on their cell phones most and are more likely to admit to speeding on residential roads.