Gerald MacDonald Memorial Park or what’s left of it. This was on the day after the storm on 9/16/10.
I didn’t get to witness the full fury of the storm being cooped up in a windowless office at the time. Commute home took longer than usual. I came home to a 3 feet long puddle and a wet rug. At least there were no tree branches in my living room, so there’s that.
You’ll need:
2 cups water
2 tablespoons Dr. Bronner’s soap
1 tablespoon witch hazel
1 roll paper towel (preferably a brand that won’t break apart in water, such as Bounty)
a) Cut a whole roll of paper towels crosswise in half. Remove the cardboard center.
b) Place one of the halved rolls into an empty container big enough to hold it.
c) In a bowl, mix together water, Dr. Bronner’s soap and witch hazel.
d) Pour the liquid over paper towels and let soak for 30 minutes. Done.
“NYCamo” by Niko Courtelis
“A camouflage pattern blending the shapes of the five boroughs.” At Jackson Ave. and Queens Blvd (with Skillman Ave. on the other end of the bridge) in NYC.