…for small children.
The other part of Thanksgiving, spending time with family. Now, usually, this means fights and arguments and a little too much wine to drown out all signs of logic. But this year, it seems that things were rather painless, and most of the dinner conversation was spent being amused by cousins Nathaniel and [...]
a tale of Maplewood/South Orange, family
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Just some photos of Varick St., interesting buildings that are often overlooked. Gotta love the patterns.
a tale of New York, art & architecture
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Its terrible to see that these toys glorify “Peacekeeping” missions around the world. A bit scary, in ways, to see how many guns you can buy for $1.99. So, is this the future of America’s toys? Right-Wing, pro-gun, dirt cheap, with scary-ass eyes.
Ugh. Its hard to explain. We played with violent toys when we were [...]
a tale of the fellas
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Sometimes, you just notice things in this, the city of glass and stone and steel. Flickering neon and mangled metal, pipes on the Path train, and Hoboken station - into which most people never even enter.
a tale of Joaquin, New York, art & architecture
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And, this one’s for the adults. To NYC, where Chelsea saw its fair share of freaks and randomites, all decked out for Halloween. We missed the parade down 6th, which is really more of a Village thing, but caught the traffic, which is always nice.
And then, by a random twist of chance, or perhaps Mischa’s [...]
a tale of New York, family
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