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Tonight I went to the Society for the Advancement of Social Studies (SASS) lecture in Williamsburg, held in a cleverly-named bar called The Bedford, a block from my old place, on my old street, Bedford Avenue.

My landlord still doesn't seem to believe that this is happening.

After I left Sonny's, I noticed this sign across the street from where I'd parked my car. Poor Posh Tomato, their sign lights are 70% burnt out, leaving them only with SH T lit. 

A friend and her boo were hanging at Sonny's bar. I dropped in to have a beer and unwind. 

Need a reason why you should never put your mouth on a public drinking fountain?

A group of folks were watching the afternoon Mexico vs Netherlands match on their phone. A parks employee took note.

Look at the World Cup bringing people together!

I remember having a monitor just like that. Mine was a 19" Sony Trinitron that, at the time around the year 2000, changed world by declaring it flat and not curved, like all the montitors were in those times. 

Far from the station's entrance, where the suspended platform bridges Gates Avenue and Broadway, a section of screen in the boarded walls reveals the streets below. It's just short of a perfect prewalk location for later exit at West 4th street, after transfer to the M.