January 21, 2005
Snow Snow Snow
It is always great to get a blizzard alert for New York City! I get so excited. First of all I love snow and in the 24 years that I have lived in New York there have been maybe a total if five snowfalls that could be described as blizzards. The anticipation is delightful!
The City is amazing when it is snow covered and the blanket of snow deadens the sounds in an eerie way. Life goes on in the City that Never Sleeps but we will try to get out and take some pictures during and after.
Let it snow, let it snow, fuggedaboudit!
Posted by photocartoonist at 10:13 PM | Comments (1)
January 18, 2005
Love is in the Air
Well it's official. I am finally over the fact that Christmas is over. It's only been a few weeks and I still can taste it. Okay so I am on to the next BIG thing; Valentines Day. You got ot love a holiday whose predominant color is red.
One of my favorite things to do on Valentines Day is go hang out in a greeting card store. Try this. At any other time of the year, even Christmas, these stores are filled with mostly women. But on Valentines Day they are packed with men, and the look on their face as they try to pick that perfect card, well. I'll be the one in the back laughing out loud!
Posted by photocartoonist at 12:59 AM
January 14, 2005
Beauty is More than Skin Deep
Posted by photocartoonist at 10:20 PM
January 7, 2005
A Very Special Day
Happy Birthday Thomas Hudson Reeve
This is a very special day. A day which I celebrate above all others. Today is the day that my husband, Thomas Hudson Reeve was born.
He described this special occasion as THReeve version 7.2, because he believes in the fact that all of the cells in the human body renew every 7 years. Well I am real glad that he was born and this is the year that he shows the world that he is ready!
Happy birthday Tom!
Posted by photocartoonist at 12:30 AM
January 6, 2005
Little Christmas
January 6th is traditionally referred to as Little Christmas by the Irish and is the last day of the Christmas holidays for children going to Catholic schools. It is commonly called the Epiphany. Orthodox Christmas is celebrated on January 6th or 7th.
This relates to the twelve days of Christmas which starts on December 25th and ends on January 6th. Some say the Magi also visited the baby jesus on the Epiphany; the day of his baptism.
Posted by photocartoonist at 11:05 PM
January 2, 2005
A New Year
This year let's make REVOLUTIONS!
Posted by photocartoonist at 10:35 PM
January 1, 2005
Happy New Year
May all acquiantance be forgot and never brought to mind...have a Happy and healthy new year!
Posted by photocartoonist at 10:49 PM