Snowstorm January 11-12

Post snowstorm on January 12. I took these pictures on my way to work this morning around 9am.

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Fire at 4th and 2nd Avenue early morning, January 4, 2011 in East Village, NYC

Fire at 69 2 Ave & E4 St Manhattan, NY | 1/4/2011 4:19 a.m. Video I found on youtube: Pictures I took and found on twitter at night while there was a fire on 4th street and 2nd avenue in the East Village of New York City early morning on January 4, 2011: Some weird [...]

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This is one of those times where living in NYC is frustrating.  Forget the grim, forget the brown snow mixed with old trash – I’ve reached the point where I’m tempted to knock over the idiotic girls who wear heels to trek through six inches-two feet of slushy snow.  Groups of people who are out [...]

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A/C Unit falls SIX FLIGHTS and hits resident in East Village (NYC)

ONLY IN NEW YORK CITY. An A/C unit fell SIX FLIGHTS down onto the restaurant awning of Wine Bar, bounced off, and hit one of the building residents. (Anthony Franzese) t falls six flights and hits Anthony Franzese, a tenant of the building I live in the East Village on Second Avenue above Wine Bar [...]

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Homesick

I’ve always lived in temporary locations – even in Poland – with the mentality that I will uproot my life in a few months or years.  My current apartment is the first place I voluntarily sought out, chose and truly like whereas I couldn’t wait to leave previous locations for different reasons. Pictures of my [...]

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New York Neo-Futurists

You have to appreciate it for what the New York Neo-Futurists is: “30″ plays in 60 minutes. It’s not Al Pacino screaming “ATTICA” in Dog Day Afternoon, but I’m sure he had more than one take to get that done. These guys performed randomly selected plays nonstop for exactly 60 minutes. The premise is that [...]

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Apocalypse in East Village

It’s interesting to dream about the apocalypse, especially when your dream vividly portrays your daily walk home. Well, the term “apocalypse” is a bit of a stretch, but I suppose it was some sort of modern day gestapo destruction, which just shows how much I corrupted my innocence by all those Holocaust memoirs. The dream [...]

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