
Great success! I am now officially back on line. I'm back, and bad, and I'll give you photos that make you glad.
bringing you phone pics from around town

Great success! I am now officially back on line. I'm back, and bad, and I'll give you photos that make you glad.

With two days of 55 plus degree weather the snow is nowhere to be seen. This last chunk looks kind of like a meteorite, don't you think?

I STILL don't have the internet, and now I've been told that I'm waiting with 600,000(yes that's right six hundred thousand) of my fellow Brooklynites for Verizon to install more DSL connections at the "central office". All because they are offering $14.95 DSL and are overwhelmed with orders. I'm beginning to think that the internet is a mere figment of my imagination. My bloging hands are tied behind my back. AHHHHHHHHHHHH!

Saw Jeff Faerber's art last night at a bar and really enjoyed it. This is a bad photo of a good painting. Check out his web site.

Second in a series of different variations. This one was first.
Side note: Still no internet access. I feel as if it will never return. Now Verizon says that there are no open spaces left in my neighborhood. Of course after they shut mine off to restart it this happens. Go screw yourself and your worthless call center team Verizon.

5 + hours, endless stupid people and a novel written in my account notes and guess what? STILL NO DAMN INTERNET!!!!! Naomi called to "cancel" and suddenly people started listening. They claim that it will be turned on by Monday. I'm not holding my breath, we'll just have to see. Verizon Online=crap service!

This past weekend I was in a group political art show called Don't Vote For Me. This image is during set up. I haven't been bloging much lately because I STILL DON'T HAVE THE INTERNET AND I'M GONNA FREAK OUT. Verizon Online sucks big time! More on that later. Also, it's so cold outside. I find myself looking down a lot to avoid the wind and this greatly reduces anything interesting to photograph. Cold + no internet = boring blog. In the words of Verizon, "our technicians are aware of the problem and are currently working on a solution."

When they paint underground in the subway stations they put up these wet paint signs. More often than not they are usually rearranged in clever ways. This is one example, I'll blog more of them in the future.