A Weekend Wander…Street Art
“I found I could say things with color and shapes that I couldn’t say any other way–things I had no words for.” Georgia O’Keeffe I’ve al...
Tag: architecture
An Homage to the Family Home
It enveloped us like a big hug, it gave us incredible memories….three fireplaces (now 4), large rooms, a built in bar, room for 5 kids to have their own &...
An Afternoon Stroll through Floral Park
Thanks to my friends…who happen to be neighbors…Jan, Kelly and Vicki, I enjoyed a glorious afternoon last weekend strolling through the beautiful an...
New York, New York…a FABULOUS town!
“Is New York such a labyrinth? I thought it so straight up and down—like Fifth Avenue. And with all the cross streets numbered!” She seemed to guess his faint d...
Alameda Antique Faire
Thanks to my friend, Darla, I’ve had the Alameda Flea Market (technically it’s the Alameda Points Antique Faire) on my “must go” list fo...
An Afternoon of Photography Love in Los Angeles
I was on Spring Break from my job last week and had plans for dinner up in L.A. with both of my sisters & brother-in-law at a friend’s beautiful new h...
Quivering in Quebec City
Okay…not the greatest use of alliteration, but it was chilly in Quebec, so the title seemed appropriate…although maybe it should be shivering...
Meandering in Montreal
I’ve had Montreal and Quebec City on my travel bucket list for awhile and decided it was time to check them off that list. 2015 will be happily busy with...
Weekend Without Borders
It was o-dark-thirty when we crammed nine women, our chauffer, Barry, and multiple suitcases into a Suburban (totally illegal) and raced off to the airpo...