That's what inspired Romer Hell's Kitchen to set out on its missed connections project. For the first half of February, the hotel and neighborhood gathering spot has been collecting missed connections online and posting them right in the front windows, on Manhattan's Eighth Avenue.
And I think most of us in New York know that often times you see someone, catch someone's eye. Take Effie Blue's meet-cute at the Subway turnstiles one fateful morning. The Gen Z PR professional is holding onto hope after submitting her missed connection. And, he smiled back, winked at me and we got on separate train cars and I haven't seen him since. It's just exciting to think that you could reconnect with a stranger.
Romer Hell's Kitchen will post the missed connections in its windows and on social media through the end of the month. Welcome, Mickey. Manage MyDisney Account. Log Out. Manhattan hotel transforms its window into neighborhood missed-connections board.
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