Monday, September 1, 2014

Things we did last summer


[Photo in Tompkins Square Park by Edward Arrocha]

June

We said goodbye then welcomed back Gino the tailor ...


[Photo by Michael Paul]

We saw some rainbows...


[Photo by Rob and Mike]

We said goodbye to a new old friend...



We took far too many photos of clouds...



We took in some of the World Cup...


[Photo by Dave on 7th]

We saw the baby hawks grow right up before our eyes...


[Photo by Francois Portmann]

We watched a baby hawk rescue...


[Photo by Bobby Williams]

We watched the annual NYC Drag March...


[Photo by editrrix]

We just liked this photo...


[Photo Derek Berg]

July

We saw the July 4 fireworks again...


[Photo by James and Karla Murray]

We got to know a little about the life of Michael Brody...



We got new sidewalk decorations...



We had a cookout, with special guests the FDNY...


[Photo by Paul Kostabi]

We watched the baby hawks prepare their own meals in Tompkins Square Park...


[Photo by Derek Berg]

We celebrated 25 years of Paul's Da Burger Joint...


[Photo by Stacie Joy]

We braved the masses for Mahnattanhenge...


[Photo by James and Karla Murray]

We kept up with friends...



We were hot a few times...


[Photo by Bobby Williams]

August

We watched concerts in Tompkins Square Park...


[The Voluptuous Horror of Karen Black by Stacie Joy]


We remembered Robin Williams...


[Photo by Michael Paul]

We sat in the Park for some movies...



We had a supermoon...


[Photo by Bobby Williams]

We took part in a rally/march for Michael Brown...


[Photo by jdx]

We shopped at Kim's one last time...



... and we'll be back at the usual spot next summer...

10 comments:

  1. Thank you for including me in your summer recap !

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  2. We will cherish and appreciate those colors the park, river and 3rd Ave bring the neighborhood.

    We will accept the changes for better or worse that Autumn brings to the the Lower East Side, East Village, ABCity or wherever we live.

    We will sigh and roll our eyes at those wearing inappropriate clothing during weather in the 60s, 50s, 40s and, without fail; below.

    We will continue to goto our favorite hole. There are too many to name one nor any judgment to be laid for yours.

    We will avoid certain places, we will attend others.

    We will be better, we will be worse.

    Autumn.

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  3. Evgrieve, you rock!

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  4. Thanks for a great summer Grieve, one that was again full of too many of our favorite stores closing down, including Rodeo Bar, Bowlmor Lanes, Plantworks, Shakepeare & Co, St Marks Books (I know it just moved, but still), Mars Bar turned into a TD Bank, Stromboli Pizza, Archie & Sons Diner, the uptown Lucky Cheng's, Snack Dragon, 56 year old C'est Magnifique, Japadog, and of course Kim's Video. These are all illustrations of the mathematical rule which most of us learned in first grade that less is not more.

    The good news? NYU students are back and there's only 102 beer-binging, roof-raging, woo-hooing days left until SantaCon.

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  5. Damn it...I hate the end of summer!!!!!!! Goes by much too fast. Yuck..the months of January thru March. Why? WHY?

    Bring on summer 2015, and not a day too soon!

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  6. Wonderful summary (summery?), but damn, it went fast. Both the summer AND the summer-y.

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  7. It's not all bad. It's also the end of flip flops, sweat, sunblock, summer tourism. Summer is cause for celebration, if you are a fucking student. The rest of us have plenty to look forward to as the year rolls on.

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  8. Ken from Ken's KitchenSeptember 2, 2014 at 12:24 PM

    Geez summer went by fast. How come winter drags on forever?

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  9. Lovely. Only In The East Village.
    Melanie
    East Village Corner

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