January is the month the cold finally really came to stay. Little snow flurries made their appearance on our everyday lives and living with -20\u00baC (yes, freezing cold) became a routine. I am so used to cold weather and snow this is not being that much of a deal breaker for me, but yet it\u00b4s so hard the winter here. It\u00b4s also so nice, because I feel at home! Walking along snowy Central Park was an experience I\u00b4ll never forget\u2026 Beautiful.<\/p>\n
Spending Christmas time in the city has been such an experience, a bit bittersweet, because being away from home was a bit hard but also super exciting beacuse I try to not take for granted any of the great things I am getting the chance to experience here! We even had a Rosc\u00f3n de Reyes, a typical Spanish dessert we have on the Three Wise Men\u00b4s Day. Of course Little Spain had one ready for us and our craving for it.<\/p>\n
I could also revisit this month the Guggenheim Museum<\/strong>, and reconfirm how amazing it is. The architecture of its interior is incredibly amazing (courtesy of Frank Lloyd Wright) and the current exhibition of Kandinsky<\/strong> was just breathtaking. Being able to see all the pieces we\u00b4ve been studying and learning about in first person is really a dream, I feel so lucky whenever I get to visit really famous pieces in exhibitions. Can\u00b4t wait to keep discovering this city that I am not ashamed to already call home.<\/p>\n
\nOne great thing about NYC<\/strong> is that you never ever run out of plans and new places to discover, so that is what we are doing every weekend and every time we have the occasion. So far one of my favorite places is SoHo. Such a beautiful, delicate and elegant neighborhood, living there would be an absolute dream. You really feel like you are in a movie set.<\/p>\n