I know some people in the city didn’t feel the earthquake, but it felt like a subway train was going through the apartment below me… 25 stories up. I can now say I’ve experienced one and I’m totally okay with that never happening again. ✅👍🏻🙃
Strongest #earthquake to strike New Jersey in nearly 250 years, and 3rd strongest on record for the state in 280 years of record-keeping (1737-2017). The only 2 stronger ones: a 5.2 mag in 1737 and 5.3 mag in 1783! Source: https://t.co/6v4s7mQI4E
BREAKING: 4.8-magnitude earthquake reported in northern New Jersey, USGS says, causing buildings to shake from Philadelphia north to Boston. https://t.co/TprQvrmVrj
@NYCSanitation are your garbage trucks allowed to drive down the super sidewalk lane on 9th Ave? Watching them mow down the delineators to the bike lane too. Yikes.
@NYC_DOT how can you leave such a large stretch of 3rd Ave where it’s two ways without any lines whatsoever?!! Especially the double yellow lines!! So dangerous and irresponsible. Someone almost drove head on into me! Too cheap to paint? Put cones or something!!
Ooof. The line for the Delta help desk at JFK airport at 1:50a. Must have over 500 people on it. I got diverted to Ohio bc of weather but despite the delays feel lucky to be home. Would much rather sit in traffic on the Van Wyck than stand in that line.
It’s #WorldOceansDay. Honored to have a seat at the @UN today to listen to @SylviaEarle and @RayDalio speak about the significance of the human connection to the ocean and the importance of preserving it for our future. #UNWorldOceansDay