Imagination

Spent the day at the dentist yesterday It was not pretty
this however is. It was on the side of the building.

Pat
10/08/21

For PPAC over at Marsha this week. To see others go here.

Thursday Doors – Around Brooklyn

I like the details on these.

I always liked this type of wood door.

This is an apartment building with a store on the ground floor. That corner really stands out.

Apartment building entrance.

I always wondered what the inside of one of these spaces look like. I imagine a reading nook.

A Baptist Church entrance. This just tucked into the neighborhood. On either side are houses. No big yard. That was so interesting

That’s all for this week.

For Thursday doors with Dan over at No Facilities. To have a look go here.

Thursday Doors – Around Brooklyn

This one used to be a Catholic Bishop’s Home, now it’s a hall, and part of Bishop Loughlin High  School

A church entrance

This one is of a private home. Not sure what this material is. But I was too chicken to go up and touch it.

one of the doors at BAM
(Brooklyn Academy of Music)

This one is a security door. Love the metal work.

My favorite this week is that first one.

Pat
6/03/21

Linking to Thursday Doors over at No Facilities with Dan. To see other entries go here

https://nofacilities.com/2021/06/03/springfield-rc-cathedral/

Summer’s Folly

summer’s folly
smoldering heat, to dark clouds –
smell of quenched earth

Pat R

7/11/20

For Frank Tassone’s Weekly Haikai Challenge where the prompt is “Smoldering”

 

#Thursday Doors

An Armory that is now serving as a men’s homeless shelter.

A side door to a school in Manhattan

This is also from the same school. I think it’s a church attached to a school

Honestly, I don’t remember where I took this one. It might have been downtown Brooklyn. Clearly a building with a previous life, like most, I suppose.

 

Pat R

4/25/19

 

For Thursday Doors over at Norm’s.

 

 

Loud Mouth

 

LOUD MOUTH

Yesterday afternoon this little guy was at the very tallest point in this tree out in front of my house. He was raising such a ruckus I went out into the street to see just who he was yelling at. I heard who, but I couldn’t see them. I was asking, ‘who are you talking to?’ My daughter thought we were both nuts!

City birds; they wait for you to move, they’re not afraid of us humans. He stayed up there carrying on long enough for me to go inside and grab my camera.

This morning as I got to work and was looking for parking there was a pair of birds crossing in the crosswalk. I swear! No exaggeration. I kept waiting for them the fly up, as in ‘ you are about to roll over me so let me scoot’.  But no, that did not happen. No, I didn’t squish them either. Weird!

 

PR

4/13/2014