In
this year’s guide to the winter season, we’ve focused on things to do. Much
like the government’s odd, grammatical anti-obesity campaign (“VERB: It’s what
you do”), City wants you to get out
and get moving. Build an igloo, go to a museum, learn to ski, attend festivals,
and absorb as much art, theater, dance, movies, and music as humanly possible.
Why
did we do this? Why did we avoid pieces on hot chocolate and fireside reading
and other cozy things?
Because
we know one fact very important to surviving an upstate winter: Stasis equals
death. In other words, you can’t freeze if you keep moving.
Check out 2006’s Winter Guide HERE!
This article appears in Jan 11-17, 2006.
