it doesn't take much to make me happy, walking by and admiring the great stone structures ( the glass ones I ignore or hiss at) throughout my city, an out of print copy of a favorite book or looking for something that vanished decades ago and seeing remnants of it still there. So within this week I observed, a building that use to be a nightclub some 80 years ago and still bearing the brackets of the sign that hung there ( note: will go to the library and pesture the librarian to see said photos of such a place in it's heyday), spoke to a dear friend in Japan out of the blue on an unsually warm evening, and the sweetest thing of all, seeing a little girl curled up in a chair and actually reading a book and spelling out the words in it...
there are still some magical moments out there if you know where or more importantly when to look.
Fledgling hawks explore buildings and rooftops
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The world of the Tompkins Square Red-Tailed Hawk fledglings is expanding as
they go exploring beyond the park. They've been spending a lot of time on
and...
18 hours ago