December 2009
25 posts
Chapelism →
Oh, the irony: spent Christmas with a bunch of Jews.
Dec 26th
Christmas Eve Part Deux →
Thank you for putting up with my evolving art project which might be termed photographical lonerism. A blog is great because you can click on last year and see I was the pretty much the same…
Dec 24th
SiP Christmas Party →
The SiP Lounge Christmas party was Saturday night during the blizzard. Snowstorm? (This is where I DJ most Thursdays.) The following happened during the party: An indoor snowball fight —…
Dec 22nd
Snow Pictures →
Here’s a gallery of some photos I took following the blizzard of December 19th. I activated NextGen gallery for Wordpress and will be using it for large collections of photos. The PicLens feature…
Dec 21st
Train Kept A Rollin’ →
A lot more snow fell on the city than expected. I expect I will have snow pix eventually but my camera fails in sub temperatures. Bleh.
Dec 20th
Crack Door →
I got sucker-punched on 106th Street some years back. Nothing major until now. Random violence in your neighborhood makes you wonder who your friends are. This is the sort of thing that makes…
Dec 19th
16 Bean Soup →
I’ve become a big fan of 16 Bean Soup. This shows the beans after soaking. It looks less appealing after it’s cooked because the small legumes mostly dissolve and make a baby food colored broth…
Dec 18th
Gazebo Broadway Stylee →
Gazebo, Zamboni, Merovingian. These are a few of my favorite words.
Dec 17th
The One-Legged Cat →
Sometimes I’m really dumb but I didn’t get this joke at first. It’s the punchline following Stephen’s declaration that they’ve hit a “one-hat town.” When I first saw it, I thought, “… but…
Dec 16th
Blue Christmas Tree →
Dec 14th
Smith and 9th Street →
One of the spookier stops on the F train, the last few photo posts were all taken in the area when I went to the Bell House to see That Petrol Emotion.
Dec 14th
Dec 14th
Peeling Paint →
It’s not a bridge falling apart or a yard of weeds.
Dec 13th
Brooklyn Shadows →
Night photography rules!
Dec 13th
Christmas in Zoom →
These were taken 20 seconds apart and yet it’s pretty hard to find one person in both shots. I can.
Dec 12th
Let’s Stay Open for Business →
I was pretty disappointed in this month’s cover story in Harper’s called “Final Edition.” We have pages of anecdotes about San Francisco newspaper history and then a conclusion that…
Dec 11th
A Double Folger's With Jameson's and Whipped Cream
One of my favorite nights at the Ding Dong Lounge ever was when Terry Brock sang the Folger’s coffee jingle after singing some Rolling Stones song. “The best part of waking up is Folger’s in your cup.” Terry is one of the bonafide Folger’s jingle men. I’m old enough to remember when Mrs. Olson said, “It’s the richest kind” after a housewife...
Dec 9th
Free Concerts in Morningside Heights →
‘Tis the season! I just got back from a concert by TACTUS at the Manhattan School of Music at Broadway and 122nd. That’s the new music group. It’s the end of the semester and MSM is putting on a…
Dec 9th
Five Star Movies on DVD →
When I watch a string of really good movies in a row, sometimes I have to catch my breath. In no order, here are a few I rewatched and a couple new ones. Gandhi Ben Kingsley really is…
Dec 7th
Spider Ferns →
Why do these plants produce flowers when they have their whole fern plop it over there schtick? The answer is probably on wikipedia.
Dec 5th
Dec 4th
WatchWatch
I was just in some b roll and I loved it.
Dec 4th
Cactus and Pumpkin →
And the reason is: taller is better on the internet.
Dec 4th
Travel Agent →
Windows are the window to the playground usually but sometimes they show inferno.
Dec 4th
Dec 3rd