Hey it’s Cues - this is our biweekly newsletter about our sliver of Bed-Stuy and its stuff.

EVENTS: We have events coming up! Come thru.

• Sat 5/9, 2pm - Books Swap w/ Jill @ Cues HQ**.** rsvp
• Wed 5/13, 8am - Donuts & Donations w/ Soraya @ New York Ave + Sterling Pl**.** rsvp
• Sat 5/16, 2pm - Arts Materials Swap w/ Lynette @ Cues HQ**.** rsvp
• Any Monday PM - Coffee with Cues. free coffee!

STOOP SALES: Saturday - 61F 🌧️ Sunday - 70F 🌧️

• Sat 5/9, 12pm - Garden Plant Sale @ Patchen/Putnam Aves map
• Sun 5/10, 10am - Stoop Sale @ 322 Hart St. map

ICYMI: In Case You Missed It

Decent Things To Gift Your Mom On Sunday

MEET YOUR NEIGHBORS: Niri

“I would see a lot of fallen single gloves. I’d pick up them up, put them in a bag, take them home, and wash them at the laundromat. I did have standards though - I wouldn’t take anything super dirty. Some had some slight holes, but most were in pretty good shape. I tried to use good judgment too. I wouldn’t pick up anything off the sidewalk, especially if it looked like one that someone might come back for.

After washing them, I would take a photo, write the size, the brand, and any notable features, and post them on @theselonglostgloves, an Instagram account I made. If it was a really interesting glove I would take a video too, and put a lot of hashtags. The idea was, maybe if you lose your glove, you can find a suitable other. This might not be the exact same glove, but it could be a fine partner glove, you know? People will mismatch socks, why not gloves?