She (Georgia) made a fortune painting scenes which she referred to as “A View From My Window” and her husband, Alfred Stieglitz also cashed in on the same views…except he photographed them. If my friend Trish is reading this, she would know this is just how the 80/20 rule works!! For those curious readers who would like to see some of Stieglitz’s work, it is on exhibit now at the Metropolitan Museum of Art along with Edward Steichen and Paul Strand. The exhibit is huge and encompasses several rooms – definitely worth the trip. Ahhh but I have digressed a bit!
Back to the view from my window which is a) not my view, b) not my window but c) a generous contribution from my friend, Gail. So for your viewing pleasure, although other than your envious friends in Florida or California, I’m not sure how much pleasure you can take in YET ANOTHER BLOODY SNOW STORM!!! Snow doesn’t paralyze the City BUT this one did a good job because with the 19 inches that fell Wednesday night, bus service was suspended, cars were buried completely, the streets were not plowed very well if at all and generally the only people who really enjoyed it were the kids! Mothers and kids everywhere on Thursday were toting saucers, snow boards, sleds and toboggans of all sizes heading to the parks around the City to enjoy YET another snow day.
View From My Window
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Bill Ding and his band of clowns are the security patrol for this blog site. He is a favorite toy from the 50*s. By the way sometimes a blog is just an ego-maniacal stream of conscience.
Thanks, Lori! It’s always an honor to be mentioned in your blog!