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| The Chinese take-out at Nostrand and Lafayette |
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| Waiting forever (2hrs) for the Megabus to Baltimore, standing in the hot sun, the Megabus staff being anything but kindly. Never doing that again! |
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| Some people avail themselves of organic fruit shakes whilst waiting for their bus. |
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| spied on Van Buren Street, Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn |
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| spied on the kitchen table |
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| When you're tired, mirrors and lights become the place - Cafe Lafayette, Brooklyn |
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| A perfectly happy tree, Van Buren Street, Brooklyn |
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| A visit to Ground Zero, as it were. They're constructing a monstrosity - a shopping mall to honor a catastrophe. It looks to be an alien spacecraft. |
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| Into the mist |
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| Little Italy, Manhattan |
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| Quintessential BKLYN, Nostrand Ave. near Willoughby |
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| Jingle jangle morning, Flatbush Ave. at Lafayette, Brooklyn - lotsa traffic |
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| New Haven, CT, is a rough town. But who can decipher this image of who is so "murdered & missing?" |
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| New Haven, un-lovely, except for the occasional colonial-era cupola, revealing where the coastline used to be. |
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| A colonial-era chair on which to hang my jacket |
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| Under the bed |
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| This Christmas cactus dates back to the 1880s |
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| Another thing I love to see when I visit New Haven is Marcel Breuer's Armstrong-Pirelli Tire Building, used as a billboard these days by Ikea |
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