Showing posts with label laundry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label laundry. Show all posts

Monday, September 21, 2015

Saturday, May 9, 2015

Saturday, April 25, 2015

Time to move the chicken coop for the season. Sparky is always a good supervisor.





The coop now lives in a gated community: our fenced in vegetable garden patch. A work in progress, more to come...

Wednesday, April 1, 2015

24 hours in NYC

A whirlwind trip... In an effort to not "look like a tourist," I took woefully few photos - How affected of me. I mean, COME ON! - there's a photo waiting to happen in every direction you look in NYC! What was I thinking?! :(

APRIL 1st
Tim did an amazing job of driving a rental van around Manhattan - unfortunately he couldn't really take in the sites, so I tried to snap shots while I called out directions:

^^^Times Square

^^^the Met Life building! (formerly the Pan Am building - would love to peek inside) (notice the bird sculpture of Grand Central Station in the foreground)

Later that afternoon... We stayed in the Chelsea neighborhood. Walking around, we ventured up a random staircase to an overpass and discovered the High Line, apparently an old railway converted to a pedestrian path. It winds through contemporary architecture (mostly residential) and landscaping, with the more historical buildings of Chelsea in the background. My pictures don't capture the feel well enough - We really enjoyed it:










The view out the window of our Airbnb room - Whenever I get to see this kind of site, I want to know the story going on behind every window:



^^^I love these reflections!!!



APRIL 2nd
The next morning... Our room was up 5 flights of stairs (that's right, no elevator) - this laundry line was my favorite site out the windows on the landings (as we ascended, we had the same view from varying heights)


^^^feeling Frida Kahlo

A quick morning walk down to Chelsea Piers - We walked to the (tidy) docks along the water, but like a dummy I didn't take photos. :( That's the Freedom Tower in the distance:

my camera didn't capture how effective this was in reality - the silk-screen ink was metallic gold, playing nicely off the trash can's perforated silver pattern:



^^^intriguing beams braced against the side of this building - holding it up?

Along our street in Chelsea:




One last peek at the laundry before we left: