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by T.J. Clemente
- Rediscovering the individual charms of Laurel, Jamesport, Cutchogue, Mattituck, Southold, East Marion, and Orient was a most pleasant surprise, because the more things change, the more they remain the same.
by T.J. Clemente
- As the sunlight in the day grows shorter, I become more thankful for my daily trips to the gym.
by T.J. Clemente
- There is a pretty good chance you may have never even visited this area ever. It's fun to explore, but bring a map and a compass.
by T.J. Clemente
- Everyone on the East End has all sorts of beach stories from when they were children, teens, and adults. There are campfire stories, big wave stories, perhaps even some first kiss stories.
by T.J. Clemente
- Looking up I often say one can feel the souls of everyone who ever lived out there with you.
by T.J. Clemente
- On the one Sunday night before Labor Day all over the Hamptons every light in almost every room of almost every home seemed to be on.
by T.J. Clemente
- You wake up to the sound of the Atlantic Ocean waves pounding the shoreline along with a strong off-shore breeze punctuated by the sounds of seagulls greeting the morning sunlight in mass high above the surf.
by T.J. Clemente
- With the annual Hampton Classic in Bridgehampton and the wonderful shows at Guild Hall and Bay Street, there are plenty of big-time events and parties to dress up and see, be seen, and enjoy.
by T.J. Clemente
- If you have been out and about in the Hamptons, chances are you have run into Alec Baldwin.
by T.J. Clemente
- In the Hamptons many celebrities have their favorite spots to swim.
by T.J. Clemente
- I guess when you fly in your own private jet, you never lose your luggage.
by T.J. Clemente
- I often think the sunset sky is where the souls of all who have ever lived congregate.
by T.J. Clemente
- I have extra clean towels on the back seat along with a spare bathing suit because you never know when you might turn left instead of right and drive to a beach for a couple of moments of Hamptons July beach bliss.
by T.J. Clemente
- The bands took a unison break, the music stopped and out walked Paul Simon wearing a Yale baseball hat, with one of his signature Guild folk guitars strapped over his shoulder.
by T.J. Clemente
- I can still remember as a young boy of five or six when my mom brought home live lobsters to cook and the lobsters escaped from the bag and scrambled out of the kitchen.
by T.J. Clemente
- The boats circled and the horns buzzed the sun-kissed sea as the crews joyfully greeted each other's boat as they passed proudly waving and saluting and saying a few inside jokes that made the fishermen twinkle with laughter.
by T.J. Clemente
- I am always fascinated when I hear sixty-something folks talking about their lives saying that if they were to do it all over again, they wouldn't change anything.
by T.J. Clemente
- The East End has a soulful healing magic. I appreciate it.
by T.J. Clemente
- There is a certain pleasure to the process of grinding your choice selected coffee beans and then brewing your personal own coffee.
by T.J. Clemente
- It's always fun to plan ahead on where to meet the many friends who eventually come out east to visit.
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