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| a wintry mix at Mole Restaurant on Jane St., a favorite Mexican restaurant... |
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| a home on Jane Street... |
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| the Bedford subway stop... |
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| emerging from underground... |
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| Hello, Brooklyn! |
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| my first time seeing the Manhattan skyline from across the river... |
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| I wonder what beautiful objects lay inside... |
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| the Artists and Flea Market... |
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| and down the street, the Brooklyn Flea... |
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| and Smogasburg, yummy food... |
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| some home pieces.... |
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| handmade in Brooklyn... |
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| vintage and new pieces together... |
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| the way back to Manhattan... |
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| next day, the subway station at the Museum... |
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| Brooklyn knows how to do a subway station... |
Yes, it's true. Despite growing up in Westchester County, working in Manhattan for three summers during college and visiting Manhattan countless times for cultural events, I never went to Brooklyn.
Until my trip last weekend... and I enjoyed it all. The flea markets on Saturday and the Brooklyn Museum on Sunday. And then getting back to Manhattan to meet a friend for drinks...
So I took the 2 train, transferred to the 4 train, transferred to the L train and took the A train (as the song goes) to Columbus Circle. Met my buddy for drinks at the Smith. And though they were upper Westside price drinks, they were good....
For the finale, met another friend at Piccolo Angelo (on Jane Street), the best Italian restaurant in my opinion and had a delicious penne pasta with marinara sauce...
Oh, yes, it was quite a trip...
P.S. I met Ryan Greer, the owner/designer of FLUX bags at Brooklyn Flea... he did a collab with Anthropologie... beautiful pieces and such a creative, friendly young man...
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