Tuesday, September 7, 2010
That's My World Tuesday
Well, I guess it's official: Labor Day
weekend has come and gone, and
the students in NYC start back to
school tomorrow—so it's definitely
the end of summer. Big sigh.
[See more of the world
here
.]
Monday, September 6, 2010
Mellow Yellow Monday
Welcome to Broadway! Like most people who
live in New York, I hardly ever make it to
the
theater—but the show I'd love to see right now
is the one just down the street:
Billy Elliot
.
[See more Mellow Yellow
here
.]
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Shadow Shot Sunday
This shot was taken by my daughter Lila,
on Fire Island (where there are no cars
and,
therefore, lots of bikes). When I
remarked that
this would be perfect
for Shadow Shot Sunday, she
said,
"That's what I thought when I took
it,
and I don't even have a blog—
see
what you've done to me!"
[See more shadow shots
here
.]
Saturday, September 4, 2010
photo Hunter — "hot"
What's hot? Well, aside from Johnny Depp
and Javier Bardem, I'd have to say that Rome
in July is right up there. We had to admire
the dome of St. Peter's through a haze of
heat—but we were saved by gelato, lots and
lots and lots of gelato.
[See more of what's hot
here
.]
Friday, September 3, 2010
Skywatch Friday
This is the (relatively) new New
York Times
building. I don't
even have time to read The Times
online, but my mother reads it
cover to cover
every day—and
does the crossword puzzle too.
Maybe that's why she's still
sharp as a tack at the age of 90!
[See more Skywatch
here
.]
Thursday, September 2, 2010
thursday Challenge — "technology"
My kids like to point out how technologically challenged
I am. But not for nuthin' (as we say in Brooklyn), I
actually do know how to use all these things (and more).
Don't know about you, but I just seem to accumulate
more and more cameras and computers and drives and
ipods—and chargers, chargers, chargers!
[See more "technology"
here
.]
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
abc wednesday - G is for "Ganesh"
In the Hindu pantheon, Ganesh is a particular favorite
of mine. First of all, he is the Patron of Letters (and
I work in publishing). He is also revered as the
Remover of Obstacles, and I can use all the help I
can get! I found these two representations, classic
and
kitschy, at my fave store, ABC Carpet and Home
(where they have—obviously—everything).
[See more interpretations of the letter G
here
.]
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