A Day In The Life

People, Places, Nature, LIFE!

10/01/2020
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Last photo for September 2020

Brian invites us to share our last photo of September The rules are simple: 1. Post the last photo on your SD card or last photo on your phone for the 30th September. 2. No editing – who cares if it is out of focus, not framed as you would like or the subject matter […]

09/27/2020
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Ghosts

I was a tremendous Bruce Springsteen fan back in the 1970’s. From the time Born To Run was released in 1975, I was hooked. I attended concerts in local small venues before he became so well known, and then attended concerts (a few times a week sometimes), driving with the guy I was dating at […]

09/11/2020
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9/11

This is a post I wrote a few years ago, but feel the need to post it once again today, on the anniversary of 9/11 September 11th holds unforgettable meaning for those of us living in the United States. I live 10 minutes from New York City, making the World Trade Center- the Twin Towers, […]

09/04/2020
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Thursday’s Special: Pick A Word

Paula has returned after a long absence, and I was so glad to see her back! She has offered some words for her Thursday’s Special challenge, for us to interpret with our photographs. Join in! ESTIVAL : belonging to or appearing in summer. CUISINE (cause we all have to eat)   INSTRUCTIVE (cause we are […]

09/01/2020
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Last photo for August 2020

Last Photo for August 2020 August has flown and Brian invites us to share our last photo for the month. The rules are simple: 1. Post the last photo on your SD card or last photo on your phone for the 30th July. 2. No editing – who cares if it is out of focus, […]

08/25/2020
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A Summer Unlike Others

This summer has been a different one compared to years past. I suppose everything is different this year, and I have come to accept that. With acceptance I have learned not to expect life to be as I knew it, setting myself up for disappointment, but rather to find new ways to find contentment during […]

08/06/2020
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It’s Still Your Birthday, Even if You’re Gone

A post from the archives,  posting it again in memory of my brother. Today is my brother’s birthday. Or it would have been his birthday were he still alive, though I feel that just because he is gone does not make August 6th no longer his birthday. His age will forever remain at 54, but […]

08/03/2020
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A Photo a Week Challenge: Tower

The Freedom Tower in NYC. Represents so much and reminds us to never forget and remember we can build anew. The Freedom Tower is the main building of the rebuilt World Trade Center complex in Lower Manhattan, New York City. On March 26, 2009, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ) confirmed […]

08/02/2020
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Last photo for July 2020

Brian invites us to share the last photo we took in the month of July. A grey and cloudy day did not keep me from a favorite place where I sit over looking the river. Threatening clouds, but no rain came.

07/22/2020
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Which Way

Well hello there and good morning. Which way should we go? This way looks good- hope they are friendly people. I’ll just give a knock. Which Way

07/21/2020
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The Weekly Smile

The skies overhead during my morning walk/run today made me smile. There seemed to be so much open sky every time I looked up, with the clouds scattered across it.

07/17/2020
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Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge:Anything To Do With Boats

It’s summer which makes me think of childhood, summers spent with my grandparents, and my grandfather’s boat. We would head out early in the morning, onto the Long Island Sound waters. My grandfather, father and uncles, me, my sister and brother. My Uncles loved to fish. It was quite an adventure for 10 year old […]

07/08/2020
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Foxy Loxy

I live in a suburb in New Jersey, tree lined streets with rows of houses. It is just outside New York City, not the “country” which lies a few hundred miles north. No large expanses of undeveloped land, or forests. When I was growing up a neighbor who had lived in town from the time […]