Wallstrip is a daily video podcast. The host, Lindsay Campbell was on a recent episode of twentyhood. They had a party to celebrate their 100th episode. I was there.
And so to Bond St., one of those lesser-known streets in New York right in the middle of all the action. A very strange venue as well. [...]
a tale of New York, art & architecture, history & science, internet & web
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Here are a few random shots I took while we were out in the Park for lunch. Also, some overhead and street-level looks at those pre-construction spraypaint deals. And of course defaced subway posters and Microsoft packaging. Yes, this is what I do.
a tale of New York, art & architecture
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In the mode of my college days, when I would record these journal-like entries on a slightly-more-frequently-than-seasonal basis, here comes a bit of relfexion and thought on the state of things.
First things first. As you have no doubt noticed, I have become pretty active on my various blogs. At this point, I’ve got three up [...]
a tale of Drexel University, New York, computers & technology, internet & web, the opposite sex, this website
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Another holiday that is terrible to endure if you don’t drink, as I don’t.
The snow might have slowed us down, but didn’t stop us entirely. On Bonetti’s invitation, I found myself at Connelly’s on 45th St. for St. Patrick’s Day merriment. And by that I mean drunkenness on an industrial scale. It’s one thing [...]
a tale of New York, family, the opposite sex, the weather
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