For someone who doesn't like to leave home, I've been doing so a lot. Friday, I made a quick trip with a full car, to Brooklyn. The laundromat near my son's apartment is also a pinball parlor. The city is a wonderland of the unique and eclectic, and I savor it until I reach the point where I am saturated.
Then home to cats and books
and glorious flowers from Bow Street.
I'm feeling saturated myself... Time to make some adjustments.
ReplyDeleteMe too!
DeleteIts wonderful to be able to retreat back to nature and the country.
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Yes, then I feel like I can breathe again.
DeleteA pinball parlor! How retro! Very funny.
ReplyDeleteIt's really cool--there are about a dozen machines in pristine condition, and it's a reasonable 50 cents a game.
Deleteisn't it great, tho, to have both the city and the countryside available to you? I'd love to live life like that :)
ReplyDeleteI agree!
DeleteWow, what lovely flowers!
ReplyDeleteYes, I love them so much I carry them from room to room!
DeleteI'd like to urge you to advance a little further South....and if you do bring Shelley or at least one of her bouquets. ?.?? Xo J
ReplyDeleteOne of these days, my friend.
Deleteand then go a little more further south..... :)
ReplyDeleteit's the best of both worlds. I love unique and eclectic, but only if it's quiet. I don't think I would do so good in the hustle of the city.
I love that little painting in the background... xo
I'll bring Jane.
DeleteEast or west, home is best with cats , books and flowers, Jen:)
ReplyDeleteSo true!
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