What is one of your most memorable sales?
One of my most memorable sales was a bike, actually. It was one of those giant bikes with the large front wheel. That was pretty memorable.

Who are your favorite Flea vendors?
Casey with EAT Records next door. He's a favorite.

What's your booth like?
A combination of collectibles, records and antiques. I love it here, I love to do the Flea. I meet a lot of interesting people, and I get to do what I like to do the most: sell my vinyl.

We are grateful he continues to sell his antiques, collectibles and amazing selection of vinyl every weekend. Be sure to go see Manny next time you are at the Flea, and add to the interesting people that you know.

Remember, you can send your own photos to us at info@brooklynflea.com or post them on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram (@bkflea, #bkflea).

What first got you interested in waffles?
I can't say it was any one thing in particular. We both went skiing in Vermont and fell in love with the waffles there at a time where we were both sort of bored with ourselves. We joked about coming up with our own recipe and selling them in New York. The more we discussed it, the more we realized it was actually a pretty good idea. Fast forward two years and here we are!

What do you like shopping for at the Flea?
I'm always looking for clothing that you won't find anywhere else and if there's one place for unique clothing, it's the Brooklyn Flea. To be completely honest though, it's the food that I really look forward to every week.

Who is your favorite vendor?
Choncho's Tacos sell, hands down, the best fish taco I have ever had. I have yet to come to the Flea and leave without a fish taco.

Describe your booth in an elaborate metaphor.
I'm not sure that this is elaborate enough but i like to think of these waffles as edible hugs. It's impossible to eat one of these and be in a bad mood.

Next time you're in a bad mood, or any mood really, make sure to stop by Waffles by Matt and get a made to order edible hug.

After what probably seemed like hours to my poor friend accompanying me, I finally settled on a spectacular set of vintage green shades.

I'll probably be the most fashionable person on South Beach with these and my pale, pale skin. Every pair of sunglasses at Retrogreen are $25 or two pair for $35 unless otherwise marked.

We found this wonderful picture of the crowd at the entrance on Twitter from @elfaxaco—thanks so much for posting it.

Remember to keep sending us your Flea photos at info@brooklynflea.com or post them to Twitter, Facebook or Instagram (@bkflea).

It's lucky you waited to find that special something for your sweetheart (or your sweet self) for Valentine's Day. In honor of love, we put together a list to help you shop for your Valentine:

A.S.I.S: Special for Valentines Day, Angela Spencer has made "crochet doily's and a rose quartz "love catchers" (above). As Angela says, they're "for the heart, form the heart," and also highly adorable.

Whimsy & Spice: These brownies, marshmallows and biscotti are so delicious and pretty that you don't even need a card to go with them.

Butter + Love: The jam-cookie masters will be back at the Flea on Sunday only for a special Valentine's Day treat. The cookies have love in the name, so you can't go wrong.

Twig Terrariums: The makers of these little floral worlds promise special romantic terrariums this weekend. n adorable, quirky gift perfectly fitting for the (500) Days of Summer themed date you were planning for the big day.

Salty Road Taffy: Salt water taffy may be sticky, but so is love—and taffy has the added bonus of being really yummy. These handmade purveyors are making a onetime-only appearance.

Pretty Streets Botanical: These beautiful flower arrangements are so nicely assembled and unique that your valentine will be talking about it for months afterward.

Australian Scent: All-natural skin care, including soaps, lotions and oils, made by cute (and sweet-smelling!) couple Eddie and Megan. Romantic on so many levels, we are welling up a bit just thinking about it.

Raaka Chocolates: These fresh-batch virgin chocolate bars come in flavors like bourbon-cask aged and vanilla-rooibos. So yeah, it's a lot better than hunting for the least gross truffle in the box.

Fine and Raw Chocolates: These chocolates are intense and incredibly fine. Just like any good Valentine.

Kumquat Cupcakery: Bite-sized cupcakes were practically made with Valentine's night in mind.

A review of vendors’ collections last weekend suggests that those who do will like what they see, as many of the looks on offer now at the Flea made a showing on Fashion Week runways last fall. And that’s fitting—spring is certainly a time of rebirth. Or maybe it’s just that when it comes to fashion, the loveliest notions just never get old.