The New Leaf Journal

I share my 2010-2014 memories of Anime Network on Demand, including exactly when I learned about the service in June 2010 (with the help of the Wayback Machine).

I documented my rescue of a fallen public trash can in October 2020. Four years later, I return to the general scene of my heroism.

I go back in time to review what I consider to be the best TV anime depiction of summer, a mature take on the classic age-swap story, Living for the Day After Tomorrow.

Fun Halloween chalk art seen on a stoop in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn.

How does an article about increased streaming numbers for “Diddy” songs remind me of a certain semi-public section at the former J&R electronics store in lower Manhattan? I invite you to find out.

Reviewing a busy month full of new articles at The New Leaf Journal in September 2024.

Reviewing a very artistic recommendation for a book about dinosaur fossils at Barnes & Noble on Atlantic Avenue in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn.

Justin goes to Ikea without Justina, shares live photos from his trip with Justina, including a photo of JUSTINA (which may or may not be an Ikea seat cushion).

Who is ready to join me for a walk across the new and improved Hamilton Avenue Footbridge?

I was enjoying a pleasant chat with a friend one September night on the Brooklyn Heights Promenade when we were treated to an unexpected fireworks show.

Our first review of an original English-language ONScripter visual novel covers The Dandelion Girl: Won’t You Remember Me, a short kinetic novel based on Robert F. Young’s 1961 short story, The Dandelion Girl.

Having already written about aesthetics and hair color in Days With My Stepsister, I figured that I may as well review the whole season.