Monday, November 14, 2005

mass transit, give it a chance!

I was just reading an article about the horrific traffic problems in Southern California. Currently they are considering building a long tunnel to connect two areas, which seems silly to build a tunnel in an earthquake zone. The best quote was given by Karl Warkomski, mayor of Aliso Viejo, in southern Orange County. "Every study shows that you can't build your way out of congestion." This is when I say two cheers for the NYC subway, and come on California, get out of your cars and build some decent mass transit!

Sunday, November 13, 2005

dog transportation

At first I thought the dog was fake, and then it moved. The lady that was carrying it seemed to be a bit nervous. I was afraid that the dog would just jump out of the bag and get hit by the train, but he was well behaved.

Saturday, November 12, 2005

drunk dialing

I'm not quite sure what the marketing behind this phone card means. On a separate note the picture blogging is back in business.

Friday, November 11, 2005

digital picture gnomes are slacking

I'm not really sure what is going on as of yet but for the past two days I've been trying to send pictures to the blog from my phone and they aren't getting through. So, as we say in the "biz":
We are experiencing technical difficulties, we appreciate your patience in the matter.
On a separate but equal note I am looking into taking Brooklyn Fix to its own domain, so stay tuned!
Over and out.

Wednesday, November 09, 2005

serving size suggestion

What if you have multiple servings in a row and for an extended period of time?

Tuesday, November 08, 2005

subway sleepy time

These two were fast asleep at 10:45pm last night as I was coming home from work. Not sure what they had in the bags but it intrigued me.

Monday, November 07, 2005

water tank view

This is the view that I see when I am at work. This is looking West on 11th Ave. in Manhattan.

Sunday, November 06, 2005

NYC Marathon

This morning was a great day for the annual New York City Marathon. It was an event not to be missed. The amount of support and cheering was awesome. The sound of tens of thousands of runners feet hitting the pavement was a beautiful sound. All of these photos were taken 3 blocks from my place, which is about 10 miles into the race. With some 35,000 runners, 2 million spectators, 5 boroughs and 26.2 miles of craziness this made for a great reason to wake up on a Sunday morning.

watering hole

The fact that so many people were drinking water made the street look as if it had rained. Lots of thirsty runners! Right next to the water station was the injury station. There were a few runners down and out.

top in the women's division

This was definitely a sight to see! These women had a very elegant feel to their strides. They appeared to all be like cheetahs in hot pursuit of a meal...the finish line!

top in the men's division

These guys were really going fast! They had a much different feeling from the women's group, more of a every man for himself theme.

high five

Friday, November 04, 2005

Tuesday, November 01, 2005

Greenwich Halloween Parade

This was my first Halloween parade in NYC. It was awesome! Hard to see and even harder to get good photos at night with my fantastic camera phone, but it was a sight to see. Can't wait until next year!

big daddy O

frankenstein's bride on stilts