 |
One of the 9/11 Memorial pools on the footprint of the destroyed WTC towers (the Museum is visible directly in the center rear of this photo) |
I am still gearing up for the James Baldwin conference in Montpellier, France, and wrapping up edits on my next book, so until soon, posting here remains a challenge.
Meanwhile, so much is happening in the wider world, and I have many events to blog....
Here are a few random photos from my daily circuits. Enjoy!
 |
A ship on the Hudson River |
 |
Only in New York: a shop selling only high-end cosmetics and the Paris Review! |
 |
Window displays |
 |
Musician, in a violet mood, on the High Line (it's actually uncrowded!) |
 |
Looking east, from the High Line |
 |
Rainy 14th Street |
 |
Two different loaves baked in the same pot (cinnamon raisin bread & walnut wheat) |
 |
Laying a seeding carpet in the St. Paul's Church cemetery |
 |
On the street |
 |
Black carpet opening |
 |
TV journalist, across the street from the newly opened 9/11 Memorial Museum site |
 |
One WTC (the Freedom Tower) |
 |
Flowers in the names of those lost in the 9/11 attacks |
 |
One of the 9/11 Memorial pools |
 |
The 9/11 Museum |
 |
The WTC site, from the east |
 |
Behind Asser Levy Pool, on the east side of Manhattan |
 |
In Stuyvesant Cove Park, looking east to Queens and Brooklyn |
 |
Long Island City, from Manhattan |
 |
Peter Cooper Village |
 |
East Side Community Junior/Senior High School, the first school I taught at, back in the 1990s |
 |
One of those giant "scab" rats, at a union boycott, Manhattan |
 |
Fresh lobster, 23rd Street |
 |
A dancer-performer, strolling the streets, Manhattan |
No comments:
Post a Comment