I live in a big city and the opportunity for me to witness wildlife in its natural habitat is non-existent (unless you count the NYC rats dragging pizza slices about the train stations, then I’m covered there). Sorry folks, the … Continue reading Urban Bird Nest
So after testing negative for the coronavirus I needed to do one more thing. I needed to get an antibodies test. I initially thought that when I went to New Rochelle to get tested, that I would also get an … Continue reading Antibodies Testing
In which I finally get a coronavirus test at New Rochelle’s testing site. Continue reading New Rochelle, NY Testing Site
I had a high fever for 4-5 days as I laid in bed, at night having serious body sweats. I had occasional body aches and some fatigue. I had this very weird taste in my mouth that I just couldn’t … Continue reading Getting Tested Wasn’t So Easy
So it’s been a very long time since my last post. So much has happened in my personal life; a lot of ups and downs. It was such a tremendous effort to write or even take out my camera at … Continue reading Not All Who Wander Are Lost…
So after months of inactivity on this blog, I finally dust off the good ol’ camera and take a picture. If you didn’t know, today is Camera Day. Go out and snap a random picture with your favorite camera and … Continue reading Camera Day!
While visiting family and friends in Brittany, France, I was driving along a road when I saw a very interesting house hidden among trees and the surrounding foliage. I barely caught it. I urged my friend to stop the car … Continue reading Abandoned in Brittany
Arriving in Paris’ Charles de Gaulle airport, I snap this pick of the plane I had just debarked from. Grid Continue reading Grid
From a very young age, as long as I can remember, I’ve always loved movies. I loved being transported to another world, experiencing the plight, drama, tension, horror and exultation of the characters that I saw onscreen. While others admired … Continue reading Cinematic Music and James Horner
Why aren’t things built to last anymore? When I buy any product I make an honest effort to go out of my way to make sure that it has that “Made in America” label. Even my previous cars and current vehicles are American made (Ford … Continue reading Frayed
