Tag Archives: Manhattan

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.

Stumbling upon a retired 2000 New York City cow parade statute on a long walk in Manhattan.

Justin of our Justin and Justina duo looks behind a particularly inane protest to wonder what happened to that Ronald McDonald guy.

“The toast is, “Freedom’s favorite son,
Health, peace, and joy to Washington!”

A detailed history of New York City’s Evacuation Day, a former holiday that landed on November 25 and was second only to Independence Day in NYC’s patriotic pantheon.

Memories of past Brooklyn Bridge walks — memorialized with BlackBerry Classic photography.

I offer my critique of the decision of big, multinational banks to allow people to camp out in ATM vestibules.

I saw a squirrel in Battery Park eating a French fry. While I was unable to capture a photograph of the French fry squirrel, I did take a picture of a squirrel on a tree.

A long post with original accounts from the May 24, 1883 opening of the Brooklyn Bridge.

Justin and Justina discuss quinces on an evening December walk in Manhattan.

Fog and tugboats.

Tracking the fog on an early morning walk across the Brooklyn Bridge.