Videoers

Walking around the East Village, you see a lot of videoers!

Here are two I saw recently:

Videoing on St. Mark's Place.

Videoing Bill Popp in Tompkins Square Park.

Wherever there is movement, someone is bound to be capturing it on videotape… in the East Village Today!

#eastvillage #stmarksplace #tompkinssquarepark #videographers #billpopp

Return of the Missing Cat Sign

March 26th was the one-year anniversary of the East Village Explosion.

Early that morning, I saw this gent videotaping the empty lot:

Videotaping the empty lot.

Interesting note: the signs hung on the fence paying tribute to the two who died here stop at the property line:

Signs stop at property line.

Even stranger is that signs for a missing cat have re-appeared:

Missing cat sign reappeared.

Keeping hope alive… in the East Village Today!

#eastvillage #secondavenue #signs #videographers #lostcat #eastvillageexplosion

Interview With A Crusty

I was walking down Second Avenue recently, when I saw: first) the video camera setup; then 2) the people sitting on the sidewalk.

At first, I thought they were all a part of the camera crew, but when I passed I discovered that the two not sitting on their haunches were crusties!

Crusties on their butts.

They look very much like new crusties too — they're clean, and they don't have a dog!

East Villagers love watching interviews with crusties… on the YouTubes!

#eastvillage #crusties #secondavenue #stmarksplace #videographers

The Interview

I was walking across East 10th Street this past Saturday, when I passed by this setup, where the two on the left were interviewing the one on the right:

Interviewing the one on the right.

He said something like: "If you want to know what I think about this burger, you're going to have to wait." Something like that, or maybe nothing like that — I didn't write it down!

I wonder if he's famous? It wouldn't be the first time a famous person was highlighted… in the East Village Today!

#eastvillage #10thstreet #videographers