My inspiration for this post came from my dear, longtime blogging friend, Debbie @ Musings by an ND Domer's Mom, who is not only a gifted...
Over the weekend I went through the photographs I had stored on my desktop computer and found several that I haven't shared here on my blog.
As you all know, I love city life. Ever since I was a young kid, I always knew that I wanted to live in a city. I truly appreciate the rural, countryside because I thoroughly enjoy spending time closer to nature. However, to live, I thrive within a city environment. It's almost as if city life is a part of my DNA. It's something I feel deeply connected to, as if I truly belong.
As you all know, I love city life. Ever since I was a young kid, I always knew that I wanted to live in a city. I truly appreciate the rural, countryside because I thoroughly enjoy spending time closer to nature. However, to live, I thrive within a city environment. It's almost as if city life is a part of my DNA. It's something I feel deeply connected to, as if I truly belong.
The thing I love most about city living, especially the cities here on the East Coast, is the diversity in how they look - a mixture of old and modern; beauty and grittiness; and a non-perfection, that to me, I view as perfection.
Please enjoy...
Please enjoy...
Old City
Last year a fire broke out in the middle of the night in the basement of a restaurant in Old City, which was between these two buildings. Luckily, no one died or was even hurt.
Window display in an art gallery in New York City
Business district on Market Street
The New York Times
Comcast
Lofts on 3rd Street in Old City
For many, many years this was The National Restaurant Supply Store, which has recently been converted into a luxury condominium. I love how they kept the name and the original art deco exterior.
I love the windows and exterior of this apartment building. Faaaaaaaaaaaaabulous!
Have a terrific week, y'all!
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