So here is an Alien up high in the Meatpacking District.
And the Ear, a bar on Spring Street, where alcohol is served.
This is a poster and an awful warning seen in the same place.
An abundance of architecture around here. A crane on 5th Avenue.
Walking back from the bar, we came upon this shop on Hudson Street.
Robert said he had an automobile just like this a long time ago.
We discover it isn't an ordinary toy shop but one for animals.
I like playing games.
Cait talked about both good and bad P words.
Herewith some good and bad A ones.
Bad
agony
abandon
anguish
anxiety and its cousin angst
ambition
Good
austere
affable
apples
animals
Arezzo
amaranth
ps. Let me know if you'd like me to choose a letter for you.
A super idea for a post. Loved it!
ReplyDeleteI love it! It reminds me of being a kid.
ReplyDeleteNeat ... I was 'given' the letter R and must get to it ... I wonder where to start ...
ReplyDeletevery cool idea. i'm tempted to pick S for the obvious today but i will, instead, wait for the city to give me my letter.
ReplyDeleteI used to play letter games like this when I was a kid. Awesome Application of the letter A ;)
ReplyDeleteThis was fun! I love your cosy local Ear bar.
ReplyDeleteOh, yes, please do give me a letter, too!
Auspicious, aquamarine, Auk.
ReplyDeleteCute idea, I love your city travels.
ReplyDeleteGreat post! I love the idea.
ReplyDeleteI'm gonna risk it and ask for a letter. Please!
love the photo of the Ear Bar! it's a fabulous little moment - what is the guy looking for?, a place to sit down, a friend, someone he doesn't want to bump into?......your letter A was fun - a letter please!
ReplyDeleteAwesome post as Always, my friend!
ReplyDeleteI have a little Award for you at my blog... I'm sure you've probably gotten one Already. :-)
(This is Addictive!!!)
if we didn't have Ambition we wouldn't get up off our Ass
ReplyDeleteThat is brilliant!
ReplyDeleteI'm very fond of the word "ambivalence." Perhaps because I experience it so frequently? I would like to play your game . . . no ambivalence on that.
ReplyDelete(Was that bar really called the Ear? How clever of you to capture that man's glowing ear in your pic.)
I liked the idea of a blue automobile for animals . . . and automobile it is; definitely not a car.
What a cosy bar and I love the toy shop
ReplyDeletevery creative....Barb
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! Yes, choose a letter of the alphabet for me! It's just the kind of game a first grade teacher would love.
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever post!
ReplyDeleteAn amazing and astonishing accomplishment!
ReplyDeleteExcellent post! I love your ovservations on the letter A
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun post, love that building and sky picture :D
ReplyDeleteGreat picture of the man in the Ear.
ReplyDeleteoh, i didn't read carefully, yes please, elizabeth - assign a letter to me. takes the gueswork out of it...
ReplyDeleteElizabeth, you and your photographs are a constant source of delight! I always look forward to a daily walk through New York with you. The wonder of it is that you see everything with the eye of a true artist. And there is always that ticklish element of humour as well! Love your "A" - bravo, bravo!
ReplyDeleteSuprised, though, that you like the word 'austere'? Just don't associate you with any remotely sombre. Perhaps you like it as an adjective?
Suprised? Hehe..I mean 'surprised' - sorry!
ReplyDeletehmmm....and i thought the second photo was going to be A for Adorable as in the guy in the down jacket. LOL
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun! I would love a letter please...
ReplyDeleteWhat a glorious alphabet game - the photographs make it so much more vivid and inspiring. Please chose a letter for me I would love to play along!
ReplyDeleteWonderful post Elizabeth...ahhhh the writer in you!!
ReplyDeleteHi Elizabeth!
ReplyDeleteI would love you to choose me a letter if I am not too late! A great idea for generating ideas. I like the little alien the best.
Amiable dispatch and this enter helped me alot in my college assignement. Thanks you on your information.
ReplyDeleteOpulently I assent to but I contemplate the collection should have more info then it has.
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