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In my Upper Manhattan New York City neighborhood Inwood we have an intersection of streets called Seaman and Cumming. A few blocks south is Dyckman.

You can see a photo here: http://flickr.com/photos/jag9889/2113407093/

Oh the humanity.

I love him and his cooky place, but much his clothing, one simple piece juxtaposed against something simple is far more doable than head-to-toe Williamson!

I love this idea. How can we buy it?

I have a related question. Although I live in an apartment, my coop has several composting bins in the common garden area. We like to save our vegetable scraps, etc., but don't like to go out every night to empty the bin we use. Any ideas on how to remain ecofriendly without being absolutely gross with a container of rotting goods?

I love that poster and have the red one in my kitchen. For all of you haters out there, I have five words for you:

Keep Calm and Carry On.

God I love the Smiths AND your place!

The point of this item is to not kill your plants when you are not home and can't have anyone come water your plants. Does it really matter what it "looks like" when you are not there?

If an ugly wine bottle waters my plants in my empty home, am I still in style?

Hi there...the link is broken.

I love that you guys do this walk every year, but I think you are really missing out by only walking down Broadway while in Inwood.

Inwood Hill Park and the city's only freestanding houses are just west of Broadway. Much prettier than the industrial and scarcely developed are of Broadway from 220 to 207th streets.

I declutter before she comes. I always thought that was the way this whole thing works...your cleaning person gets YOU to clean!

Yet another reason NOT to vote for this lunatic.