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Writer's pictureBarbara Swanson Sherman

Goodness Gracious!

Rest In Peace, Jerry Lee Lewis.

Here's another nice thing about the Honey Locust; when the leaves fall they make a gorgeous carpet! This morning I saw this


Honey Locust leaves on the ground

Honey Locust leaves on the ground

on my walk with Lucy to get my coffee and I didn't have my camera! They were getting ready to sweep so I rushed home and came back to take these pictures. I try to live in the moment and not worry about taking pictures but then how can I share?

Yesterday I had an appointment with the eye doctor so I got an early start, walking to the subway at 14th Street and 8th Avenue.

But when I got there I remembered that I needed the 1 train. Oh, no! But then I remembered that I could change from the A or C to the 1 at Columbus Circle. Okay, this wasn't great but not a disaster.

And who did I see when I changed trains but


Lol Lewitt tile installation at Columbus Circle subway station

Sol Lewitt! This piece is always a treat to see.

I was feeling kind of blank about this week's post; thinking I didn't have much to say but then I had an idea--some of my favorite subway art is the 81st Street station of the C train under the Museum of Natural History. Great, I'll go home on the C train and see the mosaics.

Here's what I saw.


MTA subway mosaics , caterpillar and butterfly

Before and After


MTA subway mosaics, salamander

MTA subway mosaics, baby turtle hatching

A sea turtle hatches and then shows me the way.


MTA subway floor tile, sea turtle

Yes, bats are a little creepy but think about what they eat-mosquitos! Thank you.


MTA subway mosaics, sleeping bat

Now the big guys..


MTA subway mosaics, elephant

this one may be my favorite.


MTA subway mosaics, whale's tail

This guy guided me to the exit.


MTA subway mosiaics, Bald Eagle in flight

So I had a nice morning. Going to the eye doctor always brings back memories. I had to get glasses in the third grade--my first were plaid with little Scottie dogs at the corners. My mother and I would get dressed up and take the train into the city. I'm sure we entered through the old Penn Station and I really wish I could unlock that memory. Then, the eye doctor never gave shots so that was fine and then we'd go out to lunch. No little brothers. Of course I loved my brothers but all-girl events were rare and very special.




November 04, 2022

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