It puts a spring in their step.
So much important stuff being carried up on the escalator at Penn Station.
And downtown at World Trade Center Subway. Everyone bundled against the cold.
Dallas Barbeque has a red Christmas tree and windows that reflect far too much stuff. As in New York in general, everything's happening all at once.
Retro Santa on 18th Street wants us to buy someone else's old ornaments.
Then one would have to start pondering the lives of those who once might have owned them.
Quite enough to do already this time of year............
Ahh, it seems awful cold...
ReplyDeleteOur neighbor has three cocker spaniels that run through the snow in their yard with contageous joy. After emptying out a house this year I, too, wonder about the story behind the used ornaments.
ReplyDeleteoh my...this first pic made me shiver of...cyber cold !
ReplyDeletestay warm, dear friend and enjoy your reading with a hot cup of tea !
wishing you a very nice holiday and merry Christmas
xxxx
Besitos de Andalusia
cold, cold, cold - and then I see the festive umbrellas on the sidewalk vendor's cart! classic.
ReplyDeleteYour escalator at Penn Station shot is very nice! It reminds me of George Tooker's work, soft and impersonal.
ReplyDeleteIt's been a long time since I was in NYC -
ReplyDeleteso great to have found you and see some pix!
We (incl. the dogs) still miss snow overhere. Seems we have to get ready for a Green Christmas - again :(
European Greetings
Beatrice
www.bea-nype.blogspot.com
I am so sad I missed the snow! I flew out yesterday (it's a miracle). I love these pictures, it makes me not miss the NYC cold so much!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments on my blog. Best wishes with your Christmas plans, and thanks for your window on The Big Apple.
ReplyDeleteHi Elizabeth,
ReplyDeleteYou visually tell it like it is! Thank you. Hope you are having a great holiday. Can't wait to open your card!!
Merry Christmas,
Keep Warm!
Much love,
Constance
Lovely photos - and snow! Sigh... How wonderful!
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