Click here to watch A two minute video of the parade -lots of church bells ringing
Still pics below
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Easter Parade on Fifth Avenue
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Hat Boxes and Easter Chapeaux
Friday NYC Gallery
dedicated to the memory of
Cpl. John A. Seravalli
Born Aug. 18, 1946 – Killed in action Feb. 28, 1967
A youth of the neighborhood
who made the supreme sacrifice
for God and country while serving
with Company B, 1st Battalion, 16th Infantry
Regiment of the 1st Infantry Division
in South Vietnam.”
the procession was starting later and it was too chilly to wait
Thursday in the City
Spring Break NYC Part 2
Wordless Wednesday
A guest blog. It’s always cool when a blog follower notices something they see, think of me and then they share their photo. Thanks dc in Florida. It’s a good one.
Spring Break in NYC
After nine hours sitting on the train from Pittsburgh and a delicious dinner, my sister and I walked five miles along the Hudson River. The northern lights were supposed to be happening between ten and two am but weren’t visible. We did see the Worm Moon (the worms are wiggling around in the warmed earth now) and the twinkling lights in the night.
A Mini Wing Chair
I’m not intending to turn this blog into abandoned furniture daily in the world. Seriously. There’s a lot of it out there, though. I bet you notice it too. Think of me.
Don’t want readers to look and respond “ho hum, it’s trash.” Again.
But you know I had to pull over to the curb when I saw this wee wing chair
Night in the City
Found While Cleaning
I’ve been retired almost nine years but I saved this student’s handmade card. Looking for signs?
