No really you should be outside.
You should be outside. It’s beautiful.
Boo Radley’s house between 15th and 16th on 6th.
Catering for a shoot at Grand Prospect Hall.
An urban geyser sprang up between the cracks in the sidewalk on Ninth Street Monday morning.
Neighborhood Marine Honored on Prospect Park West: ‘As the snowstorm pounded down on the group of people huddled closely together under the Pavilion’s overhang, Marines in dress blues marched for a ceremony to co-name part of Prospect Park West in honor of a fallen Marine, Lance Corporal Julian T. Brennan.
From now on a slice of Prospect Park West, between 14th Street and Bartel-Pritchard Square, will bear the name “Julian Brennan Way.” LCpl. Julian T. Brennan lived in Park Slope and was the first soldier to die in combat in Afghanistan after President Barak Obama took office.
“That corner is the intersection of our lives,” said Bill Brennan, Julian’s father, after the ceremony. Bill explained that Julian and his sister Shannon would walk their dog Madison in Prospect Park everyday, he and Julian would throw the football around during autumn afternoons and when Julian was older, he trained for triathlons in the park.’
Question
Today is my first Halloween with the kids in Park Slope. Do you guys usually Trick or Treat in the afternoon or after work?
(I have done the parade before, and my advice to the uninitiated is to get there on time or don’t go at all. If you’re fifteen minutes late you’ve missed it.)
Just got back from my last-ever visit to The Pavilion. It’s like like Herbie Hancock’s “Rockit” video in there. Broken windows, women repeatedly slapping men in the back of the head, sets of legs endlessly kicking.
11AM, Jan 10 2012
