By Norma Jaeger Hopcraft
I seek ease for my eyes in Prospect Park almost daily. After the harsh brick, six-story apartment buildings crowding around me, hard sidewalks, asphalt roads that mostly go as straight as rulers--I need to see a curving path in a park. I need to see trees.
Now I'll take you to Park Slope, on the opposite side of Prospect Park from me. It has a lovely public library.
I spent a productive Saturday here, getting lots of writing done. Tons of kids, a traffic jam of strollers in the lobby, babies making their presence heard. A delightful place. How about you? Do you like to sit in libraries? What do you like to do there, read books? newspapers? magazines? Watch people? Comment below!
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