Staying at the iconic Waldorf Astoria in NYC, my wife and I went up to our room; we walked the hallways, which are carpeted in beautiful colors and checked out the hung framed pictures of presidents who’d stayed in this very same hotel over the years, along with royalty and celebrities.
Nothing makes precious metals sell off quicker than sentiment turning from accommodative to tight and that happened this morning.
Hailey Arceneaux is from Louisiana. When she was just ten, she came home complaining about aches in one of her knees. Her mom offered to take a look and her family doctor had misdiagnosed it to be a sprain, but her mother wasn’t convinced. She underwent tests when the lump just wouldn’t heal. It turned out that she suffered from osteosarcoma, a type of bone cancer.
I was sitting next to two female classmates in my senior year of high school at about 3 PM Israel time on a sort of field trip when one of them received a text message on her Nokia phone while she was playing Snake. It read: “Two twins killed in plane crash.” It was obviously the wrong interpretation of the news, since the reality was too far-fetched.
During the month of August, my wife and I learned that she is not only pregnant, but she is carrying twins in there!
I love living in the big city. My apartment is located on the 9th floor of a high-rise, situated in a family-oriented part of the city filled with parents with little children, fewer storefronts, and more public parks, green areas, and it’s just ten minutes from the beach.