RI or The Royal Institution… Where science lives! Yesterday Mom and I went to the RI to go to a chemistry class, unfortunately mom hadn’t checked her email and the class had been canceled. So instead we walked through the museum and learned an abundance of things. Ten elements have been discovered at the RI, and […]
Today around 9:30 we (My mom and I) left the house after saying good bye to my dad. We walked to and through the common. We talked about what we were going to do that day and dogs. We met a French Bulldog. Then we walked down a street, the cars rushing past us. We […]
I am completely overwhelmed with the enormity of getting to see… The Rosetta Stone in person. The tool that allowed western man to understand egyptian hieroglyphics at the The British Museum. It is big but not massive compared to some of the statues, and the writing is so tiny. How did they do that on […]
My favorite part of today was this morning. Or maybe I enjoy this more, it’s close. Right now everyone’s on their electrics Eli’s laptop is playing music while she plays with our electric yahtzee die. Mom’s on her new laptop. Dad’s on his laptop while it charges his iPhone. And I am on MY LAPTOP! This […]
Thursday was a very long day. Leanne took first Eliana then Emeline down to see a bit of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade. After I finally finished packing up at the hotel then set out for The High Line, a park built on a bit of elevated railway. On the way we got to walk […]
Looking through my pictures there is a distinct before/after that happened on Thursday. Before I have shots of hidden surprises large and small, pigeons looking down on commoners and royalty alike, intersections at night and other contrasts that caught my eye. But starting with the cab ride on Thursday suddenly these people appear. The places still matter — MOMA, Central Park, […]