Sunnyside Book and Media Swap

R.I.P. old oaken tree. It died at the end of last year.

Sing for Hope co-founder Camille Zamora at the 25th anniversary celebration. Three years ago, they installed a public piano under the 7 train, which inspired our own.

The Sunnyside Book Swap endorses the new costume exhibition at the Met. I didn't know what it was before I went to the preview. What struck me most is that they hauled up some of their ancient books from the vault.

Some cool books on the table!

We have received a large donation of records and CDs

Mining bees at the Book Swap.
Each small hole in the sand is the work of a solitary female mining bee. In fall, she digs a tunnel, builds chambers, places a pollen supply inside, and lays fertilized eggs. She works alone—no hive, no queen, no swarm.
By early spring, the young develop below ground, feed on the stored pollen, and emerge through the sand into the new season.
Quiet labor beneath our feet.

The swap was asleep, while it rained.

Confiscated from the city’s most dangerous romantics. Side effects may include poor decisions and great nights.

We have been puzzled!