Spotted by my sister Mary at Laura’s house today
Charlie’s toy house cast a shadow on the floor
Spotted by my sister Mary at Laura’s house today
Charlie’s toy house cast a shadow on the floor
A guest blog today.
Look what passed my friend’s house yesterday!
The Queen of the Mississippi.
Read the June 28 Article by Megan Guza about The Queen of the Mississippi Returns to Pittsburgh. Click to read
Deb sent me these photos she took as the riverboat traveled down the Ohio River.
Her home is on Neville Island.
Something you don’t see everyday, that’s for sure. Thanks for sending the photos, Debbie.
As I got into my car at The Lakes parking lot, I saw this card by my foot.
The late afternoon light made the pavement and painted line come alive. The business card appeared to float.
Do I put the knitting down and begin to quilt?
Thought I should identify whose card I found…
My sister found this happy face in the sky
while we watched the swim meet
a bit grainy but here it is
Transient for sure
Maura watched the rockets red glare-
A fireworks show at The Lakes.
Fireworks fit the theme Transient perfectly.
My brother and sister and I drove 484 miles from Rockford Illinois to Columbus Ohio. Plenty of time until it got dark enough.
Charlie is two today! Happy Birthday.
Sporting his Buckeye hat as he was born in Columbus OH.
Photographed early this morning at the Alpine Motel in Rockford Illinois
Finding two fingers to show how old he is today!
Sky reflection in glass tabletop on my cousin Chris’ deck in Rockford Illinois The weekly challenge is
“Lasting only a short time”
Like life
Colangelo’s Bakery and Cafe in the Strip District of Pittsburgh.
Sweet ricotta custard inside the flaky crust.
The mayor has a Response Center set up and you can call 311 and complain or report a situation that needs attention.
I’ve called about excessive litter at the base of the Duquesne Incline, a hornet nest on a city tree , a streetlight was out and needed to be replaced and last week I called about stop sign on Larimer Avenue that was blocked by tree branches snd it couldn’t be seen.
This morning I was driving to Zeke’s get coffee grounds for my house guests and look who was working hard to rectify the very problem I reported!
Meet John (everyone calls him Johnny)
Thank you for responding, John!
Fineview is certainly named appropriately. It is a fine view from this vantage point.
A neighborhood I’d not visited before…went there with a fellow artist J. on Saturday night. Pittsburgh from the North Side of the city.