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New York in the Time of Blossoms

There’s a dramatic shift that takes place between the end of winter and the full flourishing of spring time. Earth … More

Blossoming, brooklyn, Flowers, Photo Essays, Photos, Seasons, Spring, Spring time, Writings

Update: Joe O’Donoghue’s ‘Happenstansically Beautiful’

In October, I wrote about a chance meeting I had with Brooklyn- based artist named Joe O’Donoghue and his newly … More

Art / Performance, brooklyn, DUMBO, Happenstansically Beautiful, Ice sculpture, Joe O'Donoghue, Joey Ice

Snow Day in Brooklyn!

This afternoon I filled my travel mug with coffee, laced up my snow boots and walked around Boerum Hill and … More

Blizzard 2015, brooklyn, Essays, Juno, Mayor De Blasio, Musings, nyc, Photo Essays, Reflections, Snopocalypse NYC, Snow Day, Snowmageddon

Reaction to Four Umbrellas – Tupac Martir @NYFOL

Dumbo is small and steep and low. When it rains, it floods. The streets are unsteady, the buildings are old … More

Art / Performances, brooklyn, Light, NYFOL, Tupac Martir

The New York Festival of Light

The experience of walking through Dumbo at night has changed enormously in the past few years. Since the development of … More

brooklyn, Events, Inventors, NYC Events, The NY Festival of Light, weekend

The Art of the Art that Melts: Brooklyn Ice Sculptor Joe O’Donoghue’s Latest Exhibit

You know those stories where someone finds a random object that turns out to be a key to a very … More

art, Art / Performances, brooklyn, Joe O'Donoghue, nyc, Review

Jean Paul Gaultier // The Brooklyn Museum

The magnificent Jean Paul Gaultier show at the Brooklyn Museum ended with a swarming salute from the last round of … More

art, Art / Performances, brooklyn, brooklyn museum, cell phones, claustrophobia, fashion, i hate crowds, i love brooklyn, instagram, ironic, jean paul gaultier, museums, new york, nyc, wengechi mutu

Homestyle Vietnamese Cooking at An Nhau

Williamsburg, Brooklyn contains its fair share of eccentricity and style: little oddball shops and cafes, full blocks of beautiful murals, … More

An Nhau, biography, brooklyn, Cocktails, Coffee, delicious, Ear This, Food, foodie, indochine, laesquina, Romantic Williamsburg, the best, vietnamese, Vietnamese cuisine, williamsburg

The Chocolate Room is Heaven & You Should Go There

The Chocolate Room in Cobble Hill Brooklyn is the kind of cafe you can enter comfortably in a group of ten, … More

brooklyn, Carroll Gardens, chocolate, Cobble Hill, Desserts, Eat This, Food, romantic, The Chocolate Room

Serenity in Brooklyn at Tazza Cafe

I ran into Tazza when I got lost in Brooklyn Heights on a cold, rainy day. It seems that many of the … More

brooklyn, Brooklyn Heights, Cafes, Cozy, Eat This, Food, foodie, Tazza

Brooklyn’s Finest: Palmyra of Atlantic Avenue

*** Sadly, Palmyra closed for good in 2011. Over the summer, I happened upon a little cafe called Palmyra whilst … More

Atlantic Avenue, brooklyn, Brooklyn Restaurants, Closed, Eat This, Food, foodie, Middleastern, NearSay.com, nyc, Restaurants

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