Karen Moline is a NYC-based novelist, journalist, and ghost-writer who has travelled the world in search of all things divinely, delectably, and deliriously Goddess.
Madison Square, now found at the fabled intersection of 23rd Street and Fifth Avenue, dominated by the brilliant triangle of the Flatiron Building, used to be a swamp.
Karen Moline believes it’s time to reincarnate as disco-era Cher and roller-skate along New York’s High Line – especially now the second section is open.
Karen Moline takes her nine-year-old son to Water Taxi Beach and finds Madonna’s ex, free hot dogs and real sand…
When my son was a tiny toddler, there was nothing he loved more than to travel around Manhattan by boat.
Karen Moline finds the best of New York’s amazing cookery classes for children
New York City inhabitants rarely have big backyards, but we manage to sort out fun’n’games for the kids on endless playdates, either outside on local playgrounds or inside when the weather stinks (which, of late, seems to be every other day).
Ever since Covid, many restaurants in NYC have set up permanent outdoor seating, with shade for hot days and heaters for cold. 
Madison Square, now found at the fabled intersection of 23rd Street and Fifth Avenue, dominated by the brilliant triangle of the Flatiron Building, used to be a swamp.