Archive for July, 2010
Sunday Habana(ing)
July 27th, 2010Just Chilling, people watching, and enjoying the hot hot hot sun before seeing “Inception”.
The Taboo of Winning & Guessing
July 26th, 2010Played a group game of Taboo this weekend. Of course, my team won. 28-24. I love the game and what it does to people. Taboo always brings about laughter probably because of the pressure to guess, to use ones mind within a particular time frame, the buzzer threat that’s beside your ear, and the ability [...]
Fun & Friendship
July 22nd, 2010Fun—expenditure of time in a manner designed for therapeutic refreshment of one’s body or mind. Friendship-cooperative and supportive relationship between people, or animals; connotes a relationship which involves mutual knowledge, esteem, affection, and respect along with a degree of rendering service to friends in times of need or crisis. Every weekend I hang out with [...]
End of the Road
July 21st, 2010Pictured above is my 2010 summer school class full of 20 brilliant students. For 8 weeks (4 days a week), I challenged them to think critically and introduced them to some awesome theological, philosophical, political, and literary work. I hope it was as good for them as it was for me. They in turn, gave [...]
Talking and Listening
July 19th, 2010My good talented bud Paris, took some pictures of a group of us one day in the park when we didnt know it. Here are a couple of them of me doing what I hope I do best: talk and listen.
You never know who may enter your life and finally help it make sense. Be Open and Optimistic.
July 16th, 2010An Outside Party Like No Other…
July 15th, 2010Every first Saturday something happens very special. Black people, white people, all people come to the Brooklyn Museum to explore inside and to Party Outside. There is a Sea of People there. The Music is Fun and Awesome. The crowd is cool and positive. The moment is beautiful yet unpretentious. The memory unforgettable. And your pockets very happy because it [...]
At Weeksville with Cameron Corvett and Valerie June
July 14th, 2010Went to Weeksville Garden Party this weekend again with my buds. Two great artists were in full effect: Soul Man, Cameron Corvett and Organic Roots Music Singer, Valerie June. They were simply awesome. Their music was pure and entertaining and they really connected with the crowd in a unique way. Plus, I won a bet [...]
OkayAfrica, blankets, and buds
July 13th, 2010Sunday was a great day for Brooklyn. The OkayAfrica concert in prospect park which featured the Roots, Talib Kweli, Blitz the Ambassador and more was going on strong. Our bud Brandi (who was actually incognegro at the event) put us on to it, and we had a blast. Although it was a concert, we must admit, [...]
Teenage Summer Fun
July 9th, 2010The other day around the corner from my house I walked into a “Teenage Heat Wave Street Water” fight on Stuyvesant Ave. My and other adults first reaction was to complain. But then we thought for a second. We remembered when we were teenagers during the summer. The summer was a time when water fights and [...]
4th of July Joy
July 7th, 2010On 4th of July, I decided to sleep the day away because it was 100′s of degrees and then headed out later for a nice rooftop BBQ in Brooklyn. It was a cool chill time. I met new buds, had some good veggie food, saw fireworks from queens and manhattan from our view, and just [...]
Weeksville and Cody Chestnut
July 6th, 2010This weekend I headed to Weeksville’s Garden Party to see Cody Chestnut perform. His voice is so innocent yet strong and his band was amazing. He performed cuts from his new album, which really has some very very great songs on them. I cant wait to grab it. The garden party was also a great [...]
My Week In Pictures: Manhattan
July 2nd, 2010Thank God it is Friday. This week has been pretty cool and full of rest for me. I made a few trips into Manhattan this week and thought I’ll share some artful and interesting things I’ve seen.