City Reliquary bills itself as “your community museum.” Though I have yet to go in, this thermos collection caught my eye tonight. When I first walked by two people were already taking pictures, so not wanting to look like the fool, I waited until I walked by the second time. I love things like this in NYC…
Category Archives: Brooklyn
Apron
I don’t know really what else to say besides the fact that I actually was cooking, not doing feminist performance art (though one could argue that because we are always performing our genders and because I identify as a feminist the way I move through my days is always feminist performance art… maybe).
“Winning a bike race”
I tried to hoist my bike over my head in jubilition, but I didn’t quite get there. The badage on my hand is from tripping on the sidewalk after watching a Shoalin Kung-Fu documentary. Lesson: don’t try to imitate Kung-Fu masters while skipping down the uneven, sloping sidwalk in the dark.
LJ “winning a bike race”
LJ looks like the totaly awesome tough girl she is after I instructed her to act like she was “winning a bike race.”
Under the Verazzano
Robert Moses was a complete asshole, there’s no question, but seen from below (or anywhere, really) the Verazzano Narrows bridge is a pretty awesome feat of architecture. Whenever I’ve crossed it I always get short of breath because I’m up so high. This was taken from a bike path around the edges of Bay Ridge in Brooklyn. It’s places like this that always remind me how huge NYC is and how many different kinds of places are within the city.
Last Summer Days in Sunset Park
Taking advantage of all the sun I can to read (or do “pushups for my brain” as I said to Lauren) before the weather gets to cold and I have to retreat into Gorilla coffee for hours.
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