Home for the Holidays

The mood is festive at Penn Station in New York, 
as the decorations welcome visitors 
(and those of us returning home) to the 
city during the holiday season.

[Linking back to Blue Monday 
 at Magical Mystery Teacher.]

what a sweet dress!

They tend to go all out with the holiday décor
at this wonderful store in Roanoke, Va.
The skirt was made from about 20 pounds
of gummy bears and the bodice was
fashioned from jelly beans.

[Linking back to Ruby Tuesday and Our World Tuesday.]

The Weekend in Black and White

The Citicorp Building, all decked out for 
the holidays, with 12 14-foot stars 
suspended in the multi-story atrium overlooking
 Columbus Circle and Central Park.

[To see more black/white images, visit Dragonstar's meme.]

Weekend Reflections

I went to Rockefeller Center to see this
year's tree—an 80-year-old, 10-ton,
78-foot Norway spruce that's been adorned
with 45,000 LED lights (that's it in the background).
But on my way down the Channel Gardens,
I discovered some other trees that also
featured . . . silvery reflections!

[To see more Weekend Reflections, visit James's meme.]

Radio City lights

All lit up inside (hey, Rockettes!) and out.

[Linking back to Ruby Tuesday and Our World Tuesday.]

Christmas in the City

There are still some interesting buildings in
Manhattan—and I like this one even better with the
big and little trees in the courtyard all 
covered in blue fairy lights.

[Linking back to Blue Monday and Monday Mellow Yellows.]