Thursday March 28, 2025

On a sunny breezy day in Brooklyn, I met my friend Neal for lunch at Wheeler's Restaurant in Sheepshead Bay. Afterwards we crossed over the old wooden footbridge that connects Sheepshead Bay to Manhattan Beach where we grew up next door to each other. Manhattan Beach is seen in the background of the second pic.

Both areas have gone through many changes over the decades but the one surviving feature is the 'old wooden footbridge' over Sheepshead Bay that I'm standing on.

First constructed in 1880 at Ocean Avenue near Avenue Z, the footbridge is a local landmark and important feature in the historic character of Sheepshead Bay. The footbridge bridge connects the neighborhood of Sheepshead Bay with Manhattan Beach. Read more ...

In my story and screenplay Sarah and Alexander - an old wooden footbridge is a key element at the beginning where they meet as children - and at the end when they reunite.

In a recent dream that included my friend George ... we were driving around looking for my next home. George turned to me and said, "You'll find it at Ocean Avenue and Avenue Z" which didn't resonate for me until I wrote this blog.

George and I have shared many adventures - physical, in dreamtime, and beyond. We connect through alien storylines and view reality through the same lens.

George updated the hardcopy version of "Sarah and Alexander" as an eBook for Amazon.

Obelisks generally remind us of ancient Egypt and connections that go beyond. Imagine my surprise when I moved to my current address in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn on 9/1/91 - 33 years ago - and discovered I had an obelisk just outside my window in the park across the street.

I've had many adventures connected to that obelisk, including ...

Years ago my friend George threw a small clear quartz crystal onto the upper ledge the day before I gave a workshop in the park. As far as we know the crystal is still there sharing energies.