Alright, let’s talk about this W. 11th Street place, ya know? I heard folks jabberin’ about it. Sounds fancy, real fancy. Like them places you see on the TV, all shiny and new.
So, this W. 11th Street, it’s in that New York City place. Big city, lots of hustle and bustle. I ain’t never been, but my nephew, he went once. Said it was crowded, noisy, and everything cost a pretty penny. He said there’s all sorts of things to gawk at, like them big buildings, taller than any silo I ever seen.
They got this Empire State Building, real tall, pokes right up into the clouds. And that Rockefeller Center, sounds like a rich fella’s place, all fancy-schmancy. And the Brooklyn Bridge too, my nephew showed me a picture, it’s a real long bridge, goes over a whole heap of water. He said it’s one of them famous New York landmarks, everybody knows about it.
Now, this W. 11th Street, they call it a condominium residence. Sounds like a mouthful, don’t it? Basically, it’s a bunch of fancy apartments all smushed together in one big building. They say it’s got “timeless elegance.” That’s just a fancy way of sayin’ it’s old but still looks good, I reckon. Like them old quilts my grandma used to make, they was old but still kept ya warm and looked nice.
- They say it’s on one of them tree-lined townhouse streets in Greenwich Village. Sounds peaceful, like a nice place to sit on the porch and watch the world go by. Though, I ain’t sure how many porches they got in that big city. Probably ain’t got none. City folk are strange like that.
- And they talk about it bein’ prestigious. Means it’s a fancy-pants street, where all the rich folks live, I guess. Probably got them fancy cars and them little dogs they carry around in their purses. Silly if you ask me, but to each their own, I always say.
- And get this, the building is 22.5-foot-wide. Now, I don’t rightly know what that means in terms of how big it is inside, but sounds like it’s not too skinny, but not too fat neither. Just right, like Goldilocks and her porridge, ha!
My nephew said that December in New York City is real somethin’. He said there’s this Holiday season, where everybody’s getting ready for some kind of party. He mentioned all sorts of things to do, concerts to attend, and events happening throughout the city. Sounds like a lot of fuss if you ask me. I’d rather be home by the fire with a cup of hot cocoa, but city folks, they like to be out and about, I guess.
So, that’s what I know about W. 11th Street. It’s a fancy place, in a big city, with lots of things to see and do. Probably costs more than my whole farm, but hey, some folks like that kind of livin’. Me? I’ll stick to my chickens and my garden. It ain’t fancy, but it’s home.
31 West 11th street and 30 west 11th street seem to be popular addresses according to what I heard. Now is that the whole street or just a part I don’t rightly know. But it seems like a good place all the same.
Anyways, if you ever find yourself in that New York City, maybe take a stroll down W. 11th Street. Just don’t expect me to be there with ya. I’ll be right here, where I belong.
Tags: [W. 11th Street, New York City, Greenwich Village, Condominium, Empire State Building, Rockefeller Center, Brooklyn Bridge, Holiday Season, Landmarks, Prestigious, Timeless Elegance]
