Thursday, February 17, 2011
limited sight distance
Friday, December 31, 2010
2010
Very Merry

Some snap shots of the past few days in our family:
Wonderful trees, fantastic food,family & friends,nut crackers, wreaths , festive decorations & lovely lights, fun, gifts & good times. It flies by too quickly and my only regret is that we all do not get together more often and not everyone can be there when we do!


It was a VERY Merry holiday season :
Our annual gathering on Christmas eve at Aunt J. & Uncle P.'s was wonderful!
Our 80th birthday celebration for cousin Helen the next morning was a fun SURPRISE !
Christmas at Aunt P. & Uncle J.'s was filled with old family memories & photos from Christmas past!
And we made the annual visit to the cemetery -leaving with questions that got answered on Christmas day and we were VERY lucky-the big "blizzard" of 2010 came a day after, allowing all to get home safely.
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
end of year traditions
As the days grow shorter and the nights lengthen I look forward to the many holiday traditions to keep things upbeat. The many holiday markets scattered throughout NYC. (Bryant Park has a wonderful tree & ice skating rink)
This year we went for a very small tree. It simplifies things wonderfully to have something scaled down & it meant editing the ornaments to only those I really, really loved since there was no vast landscape of green to fill this year.
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Hanukkah aftermath
Monday, December 6, 2010
peace filled day



It was a peace filled day today. I switched from my summer bag-a gift from Cousin Helen-to my winter bag-a gift from Ely. Then I got out the Christmas tree ornaments - we have a small but meaningful collection. Here is today's favorite:
I think I am getting addicted to Apple's photo booth special effects. I just love how the color makes everything look amazing.
Monday, May 3, 2010
The man:
Friends came in from Syracuse this weekend and we toured parts of NYC (Times Square/AKA car bomb central /Chinatown ) . As we passed Radio City I spotted this. Would love to go as I have never seen his holiness, the Dalai Lama in person but would like to, having read some of the books written about him as well as a book or two he has written. I admire his ability to invoke calm love in the face of such adversity and suffering in Tibet. Then I saw the ticket price tag. I will have to wait for another opportunity...
as for the photo: I do love the juxtaposition of Radio City Music Hall and the Dalai Lama-there is a comic twist there, somewhere...
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