Water--down the Hatch

On the training ship for the US Navy in New London, CT. This was long ago a German ship that we took as booty during WWII but is built quite soundly; German engineering stands the test of time.

I was visiting the ship with family for a WWII reunion to celebrate my dad's service in Normandy and the Battle of the Bulge and beyond.

This week's theme: SHOES--how fabulous!

So apropos for my favorite subject. Here is M on the most special day of Fulan getting her Phd at NYU. Isn't it fabulous? One month later I was so inspired to buy my very on Miso Pretty oil cloth bag at the Victoria&Albert in London on a wild weekend of shopping, art and other debauchery.

But since then the oil cloth bags have become more and more available--bought a whole bunch up in P-town last summer...

Time: Infinity

Like who isn't obsessed with death?
This is taken in a crypt at the Greenwood Cemetery, Sunset Park, Brooklyn. It smells stale and earthy down there. Each October, my friend, choreographer, Martha Bowers, has a performance where she makes the entire space activated by angels.

13+1

Photo Hunt: Glass...as in Shattered

This Week's Photo Hunt Theme: Narrow

Down in Jamaica, Mun, a visit to Bob Marley's house/shrine, people just want to sell anything, in
any way possible!

PhotoHunter Theme: Old-Fashioned

It's 75 year old tea brewing up just outside London in Camberwell, UK.