I lived in NYC for 3 years. I adored it. I lived on 44th St. between 6th and 7th Ave.'s., so I was right in the middle of the city, literally. Everyone should have this experience.uuid:95dd3fc4-94a7-4e4f-a031-a337205f2e8b;id=642008-12-05T12:01:05Zmakeupdiva12001http://www.nyc.com/people/makeupdiva12001/http://www.nyc.com/people//blog/5237/bad_boy/2006-11-15T11:01:03-05:002006-11-15T11:01:03-05:00<font face="Tahoma">Okay, this is just hysterical. My nephew is 2 1/2 years old and we take pictures of him all the time, of course. Well, I guess he's gotten sick of the family &quot;papparazzi&quot; because after a day at the park and excessive picture taking, I found this on my digital camera. YIKES!! Bad boy... He's a celebrity in training already. Somebody get that kid an agent!</font>http://www.nyc.com/people//blog/5236/more_gates/2006-11-15T10:57:09-05:002006-11-15T10:57:09-05:00http://www.nyc.com/people//blog/5235/the_gates/2006-11-15T10:55:43-05:002006-11-15T10:55:43-05:00<font face="Tahoma">The opinions were split on The Gates, but personally, I liked them. The bright orange flags brought color and life to an otherwise stark and snow-bound park in winter. New Yorkers and visitors came out to see them by the thousands. It was truly a New York experience. I took these pictures with a Nikon digital camera (I can't remember the model, it was a very good one) and&#160;they are some of my favorite pictures ever. Of course, it's difficult to take&#160;a bad picture in Central Park.</font>