Smoke and rain
Chelsea, New York
Smoke and rain
Chelsea, New York
Crosswalk companion
Central Park South, New York
Quel Beast
Bowery, New York
Taking a moment to give thanks this Christmas to my future dog-in-law, Kaiser, who serenaded us with his rendition of “Runaround Sue.”
P.S. No one taught him this, it’s just something he does on his own.
I finally returned to the Santa Ynez mountains and did a lot of writing — crossed that goal off my list list.
Looking up Rockefeller Center, New York
Walking in the rain.
Rockefeller Center, New York
Setting sun
My friends likened tonight’s Joan Didion event at the NYPL to a literary rock concert. We lamented the fact that there weren’t tour t-shirts available for purchase. I decided to fix that. Every literary rock star should have a tour t-shirt. Who would you make one for and what would your design be?
Found Everyday Rapture in my coat pockets
(with thanks to Jen Tepper)
Fashionable baby, high-fiving everyone in line at the YSL sample sale.
Chelsea, NY
Park Avenue, urban canyon Midtown East, New York
A rainy bow of colors
Chelsea, New York
Today my friend Krissie (aka Sing-Happy) leaves New York for a new threshold (one that’s taking her somewhere warmer for the winter … jerk). I will miss my photog/abandoned building partner-in-crime; our TV-watching, Tea & Sympathy-ing, and bookworm-ing. Luckily, the internets will keep us well-connected until she comes back to New York for a visit or, better yet, as a DGA Trainee. I don’t think this city is done with you yet, Krissie.
#RIPLYEZCAPSFULLOFHUGS
Clouds rolling in 39th Street Pier, New York
