For some reason I had a lot of trouble with the gallery block when I was trying to do this post- This was a frustrating morning and I’m just happy I didn’t throw the computer out the window….insert exasperated face here!!!
For some reason I had a lot of trouble with the gallery block when I was trying to do this post- This was a frustrating morning and I’m just happy I didn’t throw the computer out the window….insert exasperated face here!!!
Waking up on the Wrong Side of 50 
I am often tempted to throw the computer out the window. A second cup of coffee helps.
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Try chocolate, too, does wonders to … well, everything? 🙂
I was touched by the melancholy in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden photo, and even though the trees are bare, the ground is so green it feels one with a sense of hope and renewal: FANTASTIC photo!
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I think we don’t appreciate the trees when they not in bloom, but look at the structure and the roots. It’s perfection
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Thank you for taking time and the extra patience it required to share beauty of your surroundings. Even those trees standing confident and naked are gorgeous. 🙂
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I think we undervalue trees in the winter. They’re stately and gorgeous if we stop to look
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I think they turned out great. Thank you for sharing. ❤️
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*Uncle Al* is quite the poet! I would love to see the Richard Avedon exhibit. Radicals and dissidents are right up my alley!
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It’s a wonderful exhibit, though small. The murals in person are impressive
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I too am happy you did not throw your computer out the window! Your images turned out fabulous and I love that quote about the aging leaves, “how full of color and light.” And I love walking with you through the galleries and then you take us to lunch! Hugs, C
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Wasn’t that a gorgeous quote!! What a dedication
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I thought they were pretty good, myself. But throwing a computer out the fifth floor window does sound like a good idea.
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I struggled with placing photos in a post yesterday, and normally it’s easy.
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I couldn’t designate how many photos I wanted per row, and I had trouble adding captions and such. It was frustrating
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They must have changed the program. Why else would we have had such problems?
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Agreed. I’m glad it wasn’t just me that had issues
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Once more, I love the furniture. What exquisite woodwork and design.
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I just sit and stare…all so beautiful
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If you throw your Computer out how will we read your posts? 🙂
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I am glad you didn’t throw your computer out either! But yes, they can be totally frustrating at times!
I really enjoy looking at furniture from centuries ago as well! Have you been to the Louvre before? I think you would love it!
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Love the louvre!! Visiting old houses with period furniture is one of my favorite things!!
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Avedon’s portraits are always interesting. They’re so technically perfect, but I rarely like them. They’re so… confrontational.
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That they are! I’m going to post one of them for my insta post today. I will say, the mural is really striking in person
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I’m like you LA, I love seeing rooms just as they were from years ago. Great pics!
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Just gorgeous colors and material and craftsmanship
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For sure!
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