Showing posts with label pink. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pink. Show all posts

Friday, February 13, 2009

Pink




At the bank the ATM machine has a hole where its heart should be.
Hmmm..........



Blogging tend to turn people into large sized kindergartners trotting with joy through the turning seasons.
I have to admit this is fun.
It is also a decorating and shopping opportunity.
Here the doors of United Cerebral Palsy on 23rd Street.


Mylar hearts in the Window of Dallas Barbecue.



A present from Constance who  knows how to pack a parcel
 and a card from Stephanie.



At Chelsea Market  Belgian designer chocolate with pink pepper. (Who would have thought?)



Pink wine, too.

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Alarmingly Bright/Ruby Tuesday

Most New Yorkers favor basic black.
When you think of Manhattan you think of black and white.......
However.....


...some people buck the trend. Like this dandy in his cool yellow pants at the bus stop on 23rd Street.....



....or these little girls at Union Square photographed when I was trying to participate in "Pink Saturday". (I failed.)



I'm pretty sure this family having brunch at the Half King in Chelsea comes from out of town. Four people and no black at all?
Real New Yorker to the left.



This group have got the clothes down - but the hair is pretty thrilling.



Long Island is another place entirely. In East Northport a pink car.
Wow!

Wednesday, September 10, 2008

Pink



New york is one of the least pink cities in the world.
It is mostly stylishly grayish/blackish and Union Square now awash in yellow and orange for fall.
So I went looking for pink and found roses at the green market........



And lots of pink dahlias...............
and cosmos..............

Thursday, August 14, 2008

Pink Saturday


Pink Saturday is hosted by Beverly of How Sweet the Sound. See her blog for more details.

I think these are mallow but will stand corrected.Pink flowers as big as soup plates on the bike path along the Hudson Rover.



Note the Statue of Liberty in the far distance.