Tweets of the week: It was all a dream

By Brooklyn Magazine

Every week we at Brooklyn Magazine read the entire internet in order to curate (some of) our favorite tweets from the previous seven days. These are locally sourced, hand-crafted, organically grown, free range nuggets of wisdom and jest for the week ending March 11.

25 years ago today we lost one of the greatest storytellers in #HIPHOP! #ChristopherWallace The Notorious BIG aka #BiggieSmalls from Bedstuy Brooklyn all to way to a Worldwide ICON 🐐

BIG changed Hip Hop Forever, embodied what it was to be from Brooklyn & inspired so many of us pic.twitter.com/zriP8YRZBA

— Premium Pete (@PremiumPete) March 9, 2022

Got a great shot of Canarsie Pier on my way out JFK this morning. On axis via Rockaway Parkway is Lincoln Terrace / Arthur S. Somers Park at the border of Crown Heights-East Flatbush-Brownsville. pic.twitter.com/zw7EcAcOeX

— Mike Lydon (@MikeLydon) March 4, 2022

I realized I was missing an airpod on the way home so I started retracing my steps looking for it and let me tell you there are more single cloves of garlic laying around the streets of Brooklyn than you might think

— G. L. DiVittorio (@gldivittorio) March 8, 2022

I’m dating someone who lives in Flatbush & this is 100% a long distance relationship I swear 😭

— plant mami ari 🌱 (@themermacorn) March 10, 2022

Our neighbors at Yafa Café were recently featured in @foodandwine.

Stop by next time you visit us at 4417 4th Ave. Celebrated Yemeni eats and coffee are right next door!https://t.co/fCo1trvuwz

— NYC Council Member Alexa Avilés (@NYCCouncil38) March 9, 2022

Syracuse fans on the subway to Brooklyn for a Wednesday Noon ACC tournament game 🤡 #cuse #acc pic.twitter.com/9zrIg7KLrz

— Big East Bets (@BigEastBets) March 6, 2022

Bro someone wearing bunny ears and leg warmers at Myrtle broadway just asked me where they could find “MDMA”…. They got undercover cops posing as bushwick she theys 😩😩😩😩😩😩📢

— sylvias_daughter (@plathanatornews) March 7, 2022

overwhelming experience of canvassing in bushwick & cypress hills is that people deeply feel organized abandonment, even if they don’t have a word for it

— ❄️ midwinter kay ❄️ (@unit01barbie) March 9, 2022

When we eat the rich, I’m starting at park slope

— Park Slope Arsonist (@PSArsonist) March 8, 2022

Lord give me the confidence of a coffee-in-hand, Park Slope man boldly walking through the intersection of my green light with nary a glance.

— Chondra Echert Sanchez (@chonnye) March 10, 2022

I see this couple every single day in Bushwick https://t.co/qYw8nz4hmT

— dan 🐀 (@danessahellus) March 5, 2022

That golden hour glow ☀️@NYCParks #Brooklyn #ParkSlope #Gowanus #Garden #GoldenHour #Sunset pic.twitter.com/ENLwQBleuC

— Old Stone House (@OSHBklyn) March 9, 2022

RIP, Charles Entenmann: along with his brothers and mother, he expanded the Brooklyn bakery his father started in 1898 into a national brand. (And yet, according to his son, “he didn’t eat @Entenmanns cake. … He just wasn’t a dessert guy.”) https://t.co/ROzk1sRaFk

— Ajit Pai (@AjitPai) March 9, 2022

This past weekend I drove out to Brighton Beach, Brooklyn and photographed a rally for Ukraine on the boardwalk. It’s this image that resonated most with me. pic.twitter.com/KsR4ulu2BP

— andrew dallos (@adallos) March 8, 2022

Famous Taste of Russia deli in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn is taking down its sign. Either for threats or out of respect. A friends dad caught the shot .. pic.twitter.com/JR3BcAhg6N

— Brian Sullivan (@SullyCNBC) March 2, 2022