Yikes! I need to get out there
and take some pictures.
Meanwhile, here's one from
the other evening from my office: my
favorite NYC building, taken at
my favorite time of day—l'heure bleu.
Wow. That spire now looks less like a Himalayan pagoda than it apparently did in 1930.
After a significant amount of time devouring your photo with my eyes I noticed the windows, and became curious as to what transpired behind them a few years ago. So what is at the very apex? Check out No. 6 here; or is that No. 1 and No. 2?
If I visited you, Alexa, could you smuggle me into work as your intern? I can't quite imagine looking out the window and seeing this sight. Gorgeous. And may I exclaim, "Pointy-topped Doo-dad!?"
I might have known that the four of you would appreciate my view (though I do have to leave my little cubicle and go into the conference room for it). And may I say, that is some primo linkage, TG! (Far I can tell, Dr. Weiss is still up there in his aerie.)
Oh my favorite too... And I know that you see it every day, lucky you! In the same area I like the General Electric Building too.
ReplyDeleteWow. That spire now looks less like a Himalayan pagoda than it apparently did in 1930.
ReplyDeleteAfter a significant amount of time devouring your photo with my eyes I noticed the windows, and became curious as to what transpired behind them a few years ago. So what is at the very apex? Check out No. 6 here; or is that No. 1 and No. 2?
But, really, what is it like in there?
I imagine the top interior something like this, but, alas, not so...
Just some nice general photos here.
If I visited you, Alexa, could you smuggle me into work as your intern? I can't quite imagine looking out the window and seeing this sight. Gorgeous. And may I exclaim, "Pointy-topped Doo-dad!?"
ReplyDeleteNo need to go out when you can get beauties like that from right where you are.
ReplyDeleteI might have known that the four of you would appreciate my view (though I do have to leave my little cubicle and go into the conference room for it). And may I say, that is some primo linkage, TG! (Far I can tell, Dr. Weiss is still up there in his aerie.)
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