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| I visited a huge indoor flea market recently, and the thing I really wanted to buy was this beautiful old antique dollhouse. (I didn't get it— it was $400 for one thing.) On the other hand ... |
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| It was completely furnished! [To see more Ruby Tuesday posts, go here.] |
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| I was walking around my Brooklyn neighborhood when I spotted this woman with very interesting blue "hair." (And what would I do with this photo if I didn't have a blog?) [Today is Blue Monday. To see more, visit Smiling Sally's meme.] |
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| Last week I featured some "feather trees" on this sun-drenched patio. Fortunately, they also have some strategically placed umbrellas. [To see more Sunday Shadows, go here.] |
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| This is my absolute dead fave piece of sculpture in the world: The Nike of Samothrace, aka Winged Victory. I fell in love with her the very first time I walked into the Louvre—almost (ahem) 50 years ago. But she's even older than I am; it's estimated that she was created about 2,200 (and 1) years ago! [To see more monochromes, go here.] |
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| Somewhere the sky touches the earth, and the name of that place is the end. —Wakamba saying So what is it called when the sky lives in the river? [To see more Skywatch Friday, go here. To see more Weekend Reflections, visit James's meme.] |
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| All lined up at a flea market: these water-bearing putti and big, fat planters. I think this image fits the challenge . . . [To see more of the Thursday Photo Challenge, go here.] |
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| And he lives in Brooklyn. I've featured young Lukas here before (he was brand new the first time). I think he just grows more beautiful, and his personal photographer/"auntie" (my daughter Lila) agrees! [To see more ABC posts—or play along yourself—go here.] |
