Gay Jewish–New Yorker and libertarian‐leaning classic liberal with some center‐right conservative views who is publishing on ▴ gay and ursine topics ▴ the public domain and freely licensed creative works ▴ Near Eastern, Central Asian, North African and Caucasian topics ▴ linguistics, particularly as relevant to the above populations ▴ Humanist, naturalist or Bright topics ▴ history, understood to include my own personal experiences in and occasionally out of my beloved native city.
25 January 2015
09 January 2015
🍴🐟 At the restaurant, I ordered a spicy rohu dish and the server called the fish by its Bengali name, rui (রুই). Then I encountered a neighbor in the market who described my faux fur hat as “Muscovite.”
Tree over the ḥalal cart
My current cover photo/header photo on the social networking sites.
Tree over the ḥalal cart, 37th Avenue and 74th Street, Jackson Heights, 27 January 2013. (Photograph by Elyaqim Mosheh Adam.)
IMG_1675.jpg, taken with iPhone 4. See the rest of my photos in the album January 2013.
Labels:
2013.01,
Jewish,
photography,
Queens,
Ṭu bi‐Shebaṭ,
winter
🌡✉🍴 I have convinced myself I have the mettle and personal responsibility to go out now in the middle of the night (01:15) in the extreme coldness (18°F) to do an important task (mailing my maintenance payment) but I acknowledge that’s only if I get some food in the process. Let’s see if I can get some real food at a nearby 24‐hour restaurant rather than indulge in discount leftover Christmas sweets at the drug store (if they’re even still available).
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