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The Word On The Street, Part II: White Street
Filed under: 11206, East Williamsburg, East Williamsburg Brooklyn, The Word On The Street
Taken January 17, 2013.
East Williamsburg Street Art Du Jour: Junk Food
Filed under: 11206, East Williamsburg, East Williamsburg Brooklyn, Street Art, Stuff That Makes Miss Heather Happy
As found— much to yours truly’s amusement— today on Grattan Street. That better be mayonnaise on those “frites”, that’s all I’m sayin’…
East Williamsburg Photos Du Jour: Going Green
Filed under: 11206, Bloomblight, Carbecque, East Williamsburg, East Williamsburg Brooklyn, Urban Artifact
This white Ford Bronco-cum-carbecque hails from White Street. While certainly rendered “green” by virtue of the fact it has been rendered non-functional (zero emissions!) I have to wonder which carbon foot prints is larger: the one made by its incineration, or the one which would have been generated if it had been allowed to continue its humble service? Anyone? O.J. Simpson, perhaps?
The Word On The Street, Part I: Broadway
Filed under: 11206, 11211, East Williamsburg, East Williamsburg Brooklyn, The Word On The Street, Williamsburg, Williamsburg Brooklyn
Taken January 17, 2013.
New York Shitty Street Seating Du Jour: Cook Street
Filed under: 11206, East Williamsburg, East Williamsburg Brooklyn, Feral Furniture, Street Furniture
Taken January 17, 2013.
The Word On The Street: The Opposite Of The Solution
Filed under: 11206, East Williamsburg, East Williamsburg Brooklyn, The Word On The Street
Taken January 9, 2012.
Urban Fur: Callie & Peter Revisited
Filed under: 11206, Crazy Cat Lady, East Williamsburg, East Williamsburg Brooklyn, Stuff That Makes Miss Heather Happy
Now that the holidays have come and gone, yours truly has recovered from whatever ailment was afflicting her AND is more or less settled into Chez Shitty 2.0 I opted to while away the sunny (if brisk) day with a sojourn through my community’s Industrial Business Zone.
While the reasons I opt to pound the pavement in this area— repeatedly— are manifold, today’s peregrinations had a purpose: to check in on my favorite feral feline of them all. Callie, as seen at left with her “person” Peter. The fact of the matter is I have seen neither hide nor hair of her since Hurricane Sandy struck. Naturally I have been quite concerned about this.
Anyhoo, this afternoon I finally made it to Bogart Street. This is where Callie holds court. I checked her shelter: nothing. Then I heard a voice:
Look behind you.
So I did.
Not only is Callie doing just fine but she was enjoying the day’s victuals in the comfort of Peter’s automobile! Suffice it to say this made me very, very happy. Those of you who wish to do so can view more images of Callie and Peter enjoying each other’s company by clicking here.
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