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.〜

〜Is society’s understanding that standing water in the street is bad unraveling?〜

〜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.