Yet Another Miracle

If you're crippled and can't walk, you owe it to yourself to make a trip to East 4th Street, where the blind receive sight, the lame walk, those who have leprosy are cleansed, the deaf hear, the dead are raised, etc.

One month ago to this day, I wrote about the aftermath of a miracle that took place here.

This morning, I beheld another such aftermath.

Behold:

Newly-abandoned crutches.

I'm not sure how keen I am about the dead being raised, though. I've seen Walking Dead.

If you're dead, you should stay away from East 4th Street.

You shouldn't even be reading this blog!

#eastvillage #4thstreet #crutches #miracles #walkingdead

Another Miracle

It's no secret: the East Village is the place of miracles!

Here is evidence of a miracle, outside the Secret Garden on East 4th Street:

Evidence.

It's not as impressive as getting up out of a wheelchair and walking, but to the cripple hobbling along on these crutches, it's just as real!

#eastvillage #4thstreet #communitygardens #crutches #miracles #secretgarden

After The Miracle

I was walking across East 4th Street — oh, about 17 days ago — when I saw this overturned wheelchair:

Overturned wheelchair.

No doubt, earlier, this was the scene of a miracle, where some wheelchair-bound individual stood up and walked, and didn't bother to return his wheelchair for someone else to use, or get his deposit back!

Either that, or someone popped a wheelie and rolled off the back, and kept on rolling, which is pretty miraculous itself, if you ask me!

#eastvillage #4thstreet #wheelchairs #miracles

Miracle on East 7th Street

I was walking across East 7th Street this past Sunday, when I saw this on the sidewalk:

Water spill in the shape of a heart.

It's a miracle — a water-spill on the sidewalk in the shape of a heart!

It's a sure sign that Valentine's Day is approaching… in the East Village!

#7th street #miracles #valentinesday