They call it an Italian restaurant, but the menu is heavy on the burritos and quesadillas. They’ll take any customers, I think. For reindeer, they’ve gone the non-Rudolph route. What do you think? Donner and Blitzen?
Posted in Food, Misc, tagged brooklyn, brooklyn restaurant, fifth ave, greenwood heights, monsignor's restaurant brooklyn, photography, santa's reindeer, sunset park on November 30, 2012| Leave a Comment »
They call it an Italian restaurant, but the menu is heavy on the burritos and quesadillas. They’ll take any customers, I think. For reindeer, they’ve gone the non-Rudolph route. What do you think? Donner and Blitzen?
Posted in entertainment, tagged bowling alley, bowling brooklyn, brooklyn, fifth ave, melody lanes, photography, sunset park on August 6, 2012| 1 Comment »
Lanes are available! Part of Melody Lanes has pop music and dance lights, there are these plainer lanes, and in between there’s a bar: something to suit everyone. You’d think the place would be crowded; doesn’t everyone have happy memories of bowling?
Posted in Misc, Transportation, tagged black cars brooklyn, brooklyn, fifth ave, gas station brooklyn, photography, shell station, sunset park on August 4, 2012| Leave a Comment »
Black cars getting gas and pedestrians, that was the scene out around 36th Street. The weather was sticky, so maybe people stayed inside.
Posted in Food, tagged brooklyn, china one brooklyn, chinese food brooklyn, chinese food delivery nyc, fifth ave, greenwood heights, photography, sunset park on July 12, 2012| 1 Comment »
China One is a very popular name for Chinese restaurants, FYI. But our topic today is eating during a heatwave. Cooking is not an option, but if people at your house insist on eating, take-out is an obvious choice. Chinese food is cheap and accessible. Taste is personal; there’s also a pizza place across the street.
Posted in Misc, tagged brooklyn, nyc parks, nyc public pool, nyc swimming pools, photography, sunset park, sunset park pool on July 11, 2012| 3 Comments »
On the other side of the wall, in the back of the picture, is the Sunset Park pool. It’s where the big kids and grown-ups go, and there are lots of rules. Here, there’s a sprinkler and organized chaos: scooters and little bikes, food, water guns, and no dress code.
Posted in art & photography, tagged 39th st, brooklyn, inside out in brooklyn, inside out project, jr street artist, photography, sunset park, ted prize on July 10, 2012| Leave a Comment »
I thought this stretch of 39th Street by the cement plant was no-man’s land, but it’s not. There’s a portrait poster from the Inside Out Project, a global art initiative by French street artist JR that is funded by a prize from TED.
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged brooklyn, brooklyn lawn ornaments, garden gnome, lawn ornament, photography, sunset park on July 9, 2012| Leave a Comment »
With stoic resignation, the little guy grinds away on his little accordian. The deer, with its baby antlers, is less tortured by life in the cement front yard.
Posted in Misc, tagged brooklyn, new wtc, photography, sunset park, views of lower manhattan on June 18, 2012| 2 Comments »
In Sunset Park, kids were kicking a ball, a woman was reading, and families were picnicking. No one was looking at the views of the water, downtown Manhattan, or even New Jersey.
Posted in Misc, tagged brooklyn, found object, greek diner coffee cup, it is our pleasure to serve you, litterbug nyc, photography, sunset park on April 5, 2012| Leave a Comment »
Message for the trash collector: Thank you! Have a nice day!
Trash collector’s message to litterbug: &$*#$!! (Try putting your garbage where it belongs!)
Posted in Misc, tagged brooklyn, cement deer, sunset park, yard decorations brooklyn, yard ornament on March 24, 2012| Leave a Comment »
These six-point bucks are out, as usual, in Sunset Park. I’ve visited there before. Today, the scene was rather austere, though Easter is two weeks away – no bunny or decorated eggs to be seen anywhere.