Sunday Stills Challenge-Sepia
Year: 2015
If We Were Having Coffee
Good morning and come join me so we can catch up! the sun is just beginning to come up and I’m ready for my first cup of coffee, sit down and watch the sunrise and share one with me. The birds are here already, it is so very cold this morning as it has been […]
Black & White Sunday: Personality
Max had a big personality. A stray found wandering the streets of Brooklyn, we took him in and for 17 years we enjoyed and loved his quirkiness. He made us laugh. This is one of the few photos I have of him smiling-showing his real personality. Lost In Translation-Black and White Sunday
Bench Series: Black & White
Jude, The author of Travel Words, says: For the month of February let’s see your benches processed in Black and White
Cee’s Share Your World
Where did you live at age five? Is it the same place or town you live now? I lived in Flushing, Queens which is one of the five boroughs of New York, a short ride from Manhattan. We lived in a 3 family house, occupying the 2nd floor. I have vague recollections of it, as we […]
Thursday’s Special: Arranged
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Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge
The Blizzard That Was Not
The gargantuan, once in a lifetime blizzard that was supposed to hit our area on Tuesday never materialized. The Mayor of NYC shut the transit system, called for a mandatory ban on all cars on the road, and closed schools and government offices. I awoke Tuesday morning to six inches of fluffy snow and no […]
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: This Land Is My Land
As I was walking that ribbon of highway, I saw above me that endless skyway: I saw below me that golden valley: This land was made for you and me. I’ve roamed and rambled and I followed my footsteps To the sparkling sands of her diamond deserts; And all around me a voice was sounding: This […]
Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow
All I have been hearing for the past two days is about the impending “Blizzard of the Century”- Snowmaggedon!! Use of words like “horrendous” “overwhelming” “MASSIVE” “we haven’t seen snow like this EVER.” Yes a blizzard is not something to take lightly, people need to make sure they are prepared, have food in the house, […]
Weekly Photo Challenge:Express Yourself
My grandson Expressing himself-via selfie. I only found these a few days later while scrolling through the photos on my phone!
Sunday Stroll
Today the weather was warm enough to melt the ice on the sidewalks, the sky was blue and the sun was shining. I took full advantage of it with the news of a major snowstorm heading this way. Join me on my stroll through the park, starting here by the lake I look up as […]
If We Were Having Coffee
Well hello again- the view out the garden window is a little different from last week as we had six inches of snow fall yesterday. If we were having coffee I would tell you this is my last day of winter break from school. I had a wonderful week off, starting off with driving out […]
Bench Challenge-In The Garden
Jude, the author of Travel Words says, For the month of January let’s see your Garden Benches This bench is overlooking the Hudson River at Wave Hill Gardens in Riverdale, New York. The lattice across the top allows just the right amount of sun and shade to filter through.
Cee’s Share Your World
Given the choice of anyone in the world, whom would you want as a dinner guest? Truthfully I would like my mother in law to come back from the dead for a visit. There were a few things I still wanted to ask her before she died that I never asked. There are things I […]
Visiting The Pierpont Morgan Library
I had a wonderful day in New York City yesterday, visiting the Morgan Library with my sister. It started when the NYC skyline came into view on the helix approach to the Lincoln Tunnel. It was cold but I walked across town taking in the sights on my way. Upon entering the Museum I was […]
Finding Common Ground
I received the story below from a friend, and I thought it was an interesting way to get a point across, so I am sharing it here. Life often is about finding solutions to problems that arise between our friends, our family, our co workers. Often it seems impossible, that we will never be able […]
Michelle’s Weekly Pet Share
Meet Roger. He is my BFF’s cat who was rescued by her a few months ago. He is young and frisky and has fur as soft as silk. I visited him yesterday and he struck this lovely pose. Perfect timing for this week’s pet share. Take a look at last week’s shares and link up […]
Travel theme: Mischievous
Weekly Travel Theme
Sunday Stills, the next challenge: Night Shots
I am usually in the car (not doing the driving) on the way back home from New York when I take night photos. Attempting to capture a night scene is still a challenge for me, and in a moving car even more so. This one I took on the approach to the George Washington Bridge. […]
Bench Challenge-In The Garden
Jude, the author of Travel Words says: For the month of January let’s see your GARDEN benches. This week I am found sitting on a bench in The Lois Blonder Sculpture Garden located on the Campus of Monmouth University in Long Branch, New Jersey. The gardens are beautiful and found among the flowers are interesting sculptures created […]
If We Were Having Coffee
If we were having coffee I would tell you to sit facing out the garden window where the view is best, even though there is freezing rain hitting upon it. I would tell you that I am now on winter break from school. The week leading up to winter break was filled with fun activities […]
Weekly Photo Challenge: Serenity
Serenity
Monthly Photo Challenge: The Changing Seasons 01
I am joining in the photo blogging event prompted by Cardinal Guzman in which he asks: Find a location near your home, take somewhere between 5-20 photos and post them in a gallery in your blog. Continue to do this every month. Choose an area like a park or a building a field with some trees, a beach, […]
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