I read about a possible traffic cone shortage in Brooklyn. One day earlier, I watched a truck back over and crush two traffic cones in Brooklyn Heights.
Two photos of a fog-shrouded Manhattn Skyline seen from the Fruit Street Sitting Area in Brooklyn Heights on the evening of May 4, 2025.
I came across a discarded Christmas Tree in Williamsburg Brooklyn on May 4, 2025. Wait a second… May!?
I encountered my first Williamsburg BLOB DYLAN on a rainy afternoon on May 4, 2025.
A look back at April 2025, The New Leaf Journal’s fifth birthday month.
Checking in on our server logs to see how many Feedly, Inoreader, Feedbin, NewsBlur, The Old Reader, and BazQuz subscribers we have.
Days after I wrote about the 2024-25 Miami Heat’s odd statistical profile for a playoff team, the Heat were bounced from the playoffs in record-breaking fashion.
One tulip stands alone, bringing a dash of spring to a dreary patch of soil near the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal.
The case for understanding an author’s intent in creating a work instead of jumping to diagnose fictional characters with autism, Asprger’s syndrome, or anything else which may appear in some version of the DSM.
I encounter a zebra on what I believe was my first stroll down Cambridge Place in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn.
I celebrate the fifth birthday of The New Leaf Journal with 50 things I learned from writing and editing NLJ articles.
I remember receiving Kirby’s Dream Land from The Wiz in 1995. Nobody beats The Wiz.