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A Winter’s Tale

I was hanging by my feet from the top of the frozen monkey bars in Crotona Park playground. My corduroy knickers provided insulation for the backs of my knees as I swung like a pendulum. How many nine-year-olds can do this, I muttered to myself. Suspended from the top of the bars I had an inverted view of… Continue reading A Winter’s Tale

Published June 13, 2012
Categorized as Uncategorized Tagged Bronx, Crotona Park, Great Depression, monkey bars, shmattehs

Pop Myer’s

It was a store whose ambiance and irascible tenant could never be replicated. There never will, and cannot ever be another Pop Myer’s. His tiny store stood on the northwest side of Crotona Avenue just off Tremont in the Bronx. Overwhelmed by its prosperous commercial neighbors on Tremont Avenue, it seemed to have dissolved into… Continue reading Pop Myer’s

Published May 30, 2012
Categorized as Uncategorized Tagged Bronx, Crotona Avenue, Pop Meyer pants, Tremont Avenue

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