good morning from Lincoln Memorial West, still in the hands of the free people
I'm sure it's obvious from the picture but that sucker is not computerized (i can't even tell if it's motorized), it's a Singer industrial with the wildest free motion/hopping foot i have ever seen so it must be purpose built for embroidery
i hit the streets last night and spoke to a few of THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE OF NEW YORK
rain is done concrete beaches are open wake the hell up chicago
listened to this and immediately bought a bag of lemons
J Escobedo Shepherd
still thinking about delicious katz pastrami so went to green street meats which is supposedly the best pastrami in chicago. It was pretty good, half the price of katz’s but half the size. And the beef was not as tender, which would bring such shame to upton sinclair
I feel like this is basically nyc, mythically horrible reputation but the people by and large are incredibly warm and welcoming
"I'm just happy that I could look at my grandkids and be like, I was there," said Daniel Silva, 37, his voice hoarse from screaming. "In a weird way, I feel fulfilled. If the Knicks just won the championship, roll your dice on your dreams. Because if this happened, your dreams have a possibility."
Dan Nguyen
Dan Nguyen
Dan Nguyen
Dan Nguyen
Dan Nguyen
Jubilation on the streets after our home team won its first NBA championship in 53 years.
What about this: Name your fav TV show that was cancelled too *late*
Last image from tonight (short film in the morning): this brother out here with his Singer sewing machine, gifting people a custom embroidery on their jerseys and hats with the name and the date, was more artistic than anything at Burning Man and ad gorgeous as a Caravaggio.
Magic!
Goodnight.
Matthew Downhour
I thought the world cup was going to be a nightmare, but I forgot that we actually love when people like us
went to katz’s because it was open and empty at 7am and because meg ryan. how come i have to go to a tourist trap and pay $29 to get pastrami this thick and good
I’m very excited to announce my new podcast!
I'll be telling true stories of survival, starting with the story of Ada Blackjack, who was stranded for two years in the high Arctic.
If you subscribe now to What to Carry, What to Burn on your fav podcast app, you’ll get the first episodes on May 12!
