Thank you!

I apologize, dear blogger friends. My presence here in the blogging world remains only sporadic for the time being. (Mama - I'm sorry for not having called two weekends in a row.)  Nevertheless, once in a while, I get a pleasant surprise in my inbox from one of my lovely readers. (That really made my day, Cassie!) I keep forgetting to say how thankful I am for all of you stopping by my site every now and then. You guys are the reason why I nurture my passion for photography! Here is some eye-candy for your Monday night.

Pictures from today's afternoon walk in "the gardens."

Flea Market Sunday

And then, yet another week and weekend flew by. 

Yesterday was just your typical Brooklyn Sunday. I slept in, had brunch at 1 pm and then headed for the Williamsburg Flea market to meet up with sweet Helene and her friends. Of course I promised myself to not spend any money on things I don't need and of course I went home with some dollars less in my wallet but with a bunch of old photos nobody seem to want anymore. Don't misunderstand me. I do not like to hoard old things at all. I'd rather prefer admiring them from a far at the flea market. But when it comes to old photos and cameras... Well that's a story for another day! 

How were your weekends? Was your Monday just as rainy as mine? 

The Weekend

Want a recipe for a successful weekend? A set of good friends to keep you good company, food of the kind you only eat once in a while to indulge yourself with and time. Having lots of time to enjoy it all. I am truly blessed. 

Brooklyn Beauties

I find it wonderfully surreal that there is this place in the world called New York, and that roses bloom here as early as in May. What can I say? I'm head over heels!

Last Days of May

Memorial day weekend was perfect for lazying out. I tried to eat healthy, spent time with Sarah and Evan in Central Park and enjoyed walks and runs. I can't believe how close we are to June, and that I am almost half way into the course!

The photos are a little random, I know. But bits form here, and pieces from there is all I can seem to find time for with my camera nowadays.

How were your weekends? 

May in Carroll Gardens

A couple of days ago, almost over night, New York bursted into bloom. I have never experienced such a lush and green May before. To most people, the exhaustible summer season has officially begun, while I, myself cannot imagine my fascination to blooming roses (in MAY!) to end. I really have nothing in the world to complain about.

Sometimes I like to think that it can't be entirely a coincidence that I ended up moving into a friend's of a friend's place, and that place is here in Carroll gardens. After all, gardens are that thing in life I cannot get enough of.