Would You Live Here?

Somewhere in the Dutch city of Utrecht lies this hundreds of years old church and you wouldn't be able to tell from looking at it, but the interior has been completely renovated into a house. Not, gonna lie it looks pretty legit but I don't think I'd be able to live someplace that used to be a church. I mean we all know the things we do in the privacy of our own homes and I just wouldn't be comfortable doing most of those things in some place that was used to worship God. To each his own. 

QUESTIONABLE.

I was waiting for a table at Smokey Bones BBQ (the best cornbread in the world) and I looked to my left and saw this sign. Let me just put it out there that this is the definition of being schiesty. This sign really just cemented the fact that I'm never going back there. The fact it was the first time I went there in YEARS has no relevance either because I'm just baffled as to how this is legal. Also, let me just inform you that this sign was about the size of a piece of notebook paper placed about 4 feet from the ground in the corner of the lobby door AKA where not anyone would see it unless they were bored waiting, like myself, and started to just look around. I wonder how many other places have schiesty little signs like this hidden.

10 MOST TATTED CITIES IN AMERICA

10-L.A., California

9-Kansas City, Missouri 

8-Honolulu, Hawaii

7- San Fran., California

6-Austin, Texas

5- Portland, Oregon

4-Flint, Michigan

3-Richmond, Virginia

2-Las Vegas, Nevada

1-Miami Beach, Florida

These are the results of a study conducted by MSNBC. It's actually pretty interesting because I would have never even thought most of the cities on this list would be on it. 

HALO-AIR

NYC-a place unlike no other. Living in the city one is exposed to things you jut could not see otherwise.  Halo Air located in Chelsea just so happens to be one of those places. "Salt Rooms" is what Halo Air has to offer. Yes, rooms made out of salt imported from European salt mines 300 meters underground. The deal is you go to Halo Air, get changed into a robe (think spa), and sit inside these rooms made entirely of salt for an hour and supposedly it clears respiratory paths, rids illnesses like colds and flu, and eliminates acne. Also, they're supposed to de-stress and add to your overall well being. There's adult single rooms, double rooms, a family room, and a children's room. Of course their private sessions and you can read, watch a movie, basically do whatever for the hour. Blah, blah, blah. The concept is pretty cool and I must admit that I did purchase two sessions through Gilt.