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Streateries have slowly been disappearing. I heard there’s a deadline for the removal this week some time.
Mixed emotions my friends.
Some of these were a highly creative addition to our city”s streetscape.
Now we have large garbage bins decorating corners.
Each time I pass this sign, I think of the actor named therein.
I go by here often.
Buildings form three dimensional shapes in space.
It’s the iconography of our cities and the geometry of our lives.
Some stand out and have more promise and more prominently to the eye.
At times, it’s because of the light in the sky or the juxtaposition of nearby structures. Sometimes, it’s just how we see ’em. In real time, this day, from our perspective.
This one formed its shape in my mind when I passed.
Coffee shop shoppers don’t stay true to one brand, to a favorite cup of coffee.
I bet I’m kidding myself when I’m just reviewing what’s available. Here I am, sitting at Ole and Steen, new, Scandinavian, cute. Did I mention “new “?” New is exciting.
Please. I took a little walk today. I do most days. Let me share some artifacts of the streets I traveled:
In celebration of a trump win or a signal of resistance?
I expected maga caps to flourish on the UES after that vote. They have not made an appearance. Yet.
Sometimes, the best walks are nearest to whom
Sometimes, the best sights are often seen and familiar.
As disoriented as I was by the sun shining north on Lexington, I was even more stunned by hotels now transformed into “fully furnished dorm rooms.”
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