Thursday, January 04, 2007

the help @ tartine


the help @ tartine, originally uploaded by Itinerant.

cookie at the end


cookie at the end, originally uploaded by Itinerant.

corner crowd


corner crowd, originally uploaded by Itinerant.

curbed curves


curbed curves, originally uploaded by Itinerant.

mayberry R.F.D.


mayberry R.F.D., originally uploaded by Itinerant.

cables and towers


cables and towers, originally uploaded by Itinerant.

Tuesday, January 02, 2007

morning break


morning break, originally uploaded by Itinerant.

Looking from Wall Street


Looking from Wall Street, originally uploaded by Itinerant.

Casey


Casey, originally uploaded by Itinerant.

My friend's cat.
We found him as a kitten in a dumpster behind AOL.

Brooklyn blizzard


Brooklyn blizzard, originally uploaded by Itinerant.

My birthday cake, Kate's hands


My birthday cake, Kate's hands, originally uploaded by Itinerant.

Monday, January 01, 2007

Haouli Maka Hiki Hou


Haouli Maka Hiki Hou, originally uploaded by Itinerant.

sunlit stripes


sunlit stripes, originally uploaded by Itinerant.

'tis the season to start drinkin'

Sunday, December 31, 2006

Summer in Union Square


Summer in Union Square, originally uploaded by Itinerant.

"'Potential' is a french word for 'You aint done shit yet.'"

At the end of the year, Im doing the look back with the giving thanks thing...

But for me, it is less giving thanks than a sense of ... vindication.

A swelling sense of vindication against all who wrote me off over the past 5 years.

A sense of:

"YEAH, MOTHERFUCKERS!! WHAT?!!!"


Like that.

And there's more to come.
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And thank you to the folk who stuck by me. Clint, Poo and the Cappy basically.

Thank you.

Brooklyn Bridge at Dusk 2001


Brooklyn Bridge at Dusk 2001, originally uploaded by Itinerant.

Of all my Lost Pictures, this is the one I wanted back.

The only one.

Working very late at work, I found myself on the wayback machine.

I wrote this on September 18, 2001


The streets were busy as usual, the traffic snarls monumental, and yet - there was very little shouting. The whole day, I heard one car honk in ALL of manhattan.

Surreal.

Store owners are rediscovering customer service by saying "youre welcome" after a customer says "thank you".

Still quite surreal.

Many of the young and fashionable are still homeless, as I saw many sleeping on trains and subway platforms late into the night, a lot of them unable to get back into their homes in lower manhattan.

Surreal.

Most folk, like I did, surrendered to the weariness, and slept. Some fitfully, some deeply.

Maybe Im putting a spin on it, maybe its just a reaction, but most folk just seem.. tired.


Seems like a lifetime yesterday ago.