Water Tower, Dumbo

I think water towers will be to New York like ancient Greek columns in Greece- thousands of years from now, when anthropologists and tourists paw through the wreckage, they'll stand out as emblems, icons.

seattle stonehenge?

when i wait for the number 11 bus in the morning, i pass by this ostensibly abandoned, and for the area, seemingly out-of-place house. how the lot hasn't been gobbled up by developers eager to build a set of narrow townhomes is beyond me.

the lawn is often overgrown but i think some of the neighbors ban together and mow it to tone down the "eyesore." the curious thing about the property, however, is the ring of stones in the front lawn. many a morning i ponder about those...their purpose, their mystery.


(in other neighborhood news, despite a few weeks, snow, rain and wind...the doll is still there.)

Late Night Call

Fullness

This doesn't do it any justice, really. The eye is so, so much more sophisticated than the lens. (Even one as myopic as mine.)

bit of yummy.

i painstakingly whipped up a batch of r.k.t.s last night.

Shine, 9th Ave. and 54th St.

super (bowl) snackin'!

this delicious array of sushi rolls was lovingly made on sunday. not your typical super bowl fare, but yummy nonetheless.


i am very proud of the burgeoning sushi chef.