Month: May 2021

〜A May 2021 review with a bonus May 2020 review〜

In winning the 2021 PGA Championship, Phil Mickelson broke a 53-year old record to become golf’s oldest ever major champion. I examine the golfers who came close to the record in the 53 years it stood before Mickelson broke it.

“They who were fathers and brothers once / Are peacefully resting here.”

I took a photo of a pink rose on Grace Court in Brooklyn Heights one evening using my BlackBerry Classic camera. The flash created an interesting glowing effect.

The story of a high school newspaper article: My proposal for a movie called “March of the Lemmings” (sadly I can’t find my original article).

A photo post featurning a very green watersprout on a tree in Vinegar Hill, Brooklyn.

An article about a beautiful Japan-exclusive Pokémon Red and Green guide full of watercolor art reminds me of my first Pokémon strategy guide in 1998.

My BlackBerry Classic photograph of a brown leaf in a stream on a spring day at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden inspired a short article.

〜”For even I can welcome spring, like happy girls who see.〜

Standing water at outdoor dining sheds leads one mosquito-prone New Yorker to wonder whether people in New York City understand that standing water is bad.

〜The description of the idea in the title is barely an exaggeration〜

A fictional dialogue on a very real problem for New York CIty apartment life (especially post 2020): The existential angst of the small yappy dog.