Upper East Side, 65th Street Between Madison and Fifth Avenues

Mary Sargent © 2008 …….. click to enlarge

This looks more like Venice than New York, partly because the wide angle lens I'm using here exaggerates the street and makes it look more like a plaza than a side street. Reality is elusive.

In other news, I just have to shout it out that this year I am proud to be a Democrat again. It was tough going there for the past few years, but now we Democrats have changed the political landscape. All you women upset about Hillary's stolen opportunity, just start thinking about the next woman candidate because Hillary has proved that a woman can be tough and get lotsa votes.

But now the most important thing is to elect Obama. Yeah!

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Upper East Side, 65th Street Between Madison and Fifth Avenues

Mary Sargent © 2008 …………………………………….. click to enlarge

Terramare looked promising for lunch, but by the time I was ready for lunch, I'd forgotten all about it and gone on to another more enticing spot.

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Upper East Side, 65th Street Between Madison and Fifth Avenues

Mary Sargent © 2008 …………………………………….. click to enlarge


Eeek! What's this? Tasteful newsboxes? I mean box. As opposed to these (scroll down)? How could they?

I'm joking and yet I'm not. One must learn to live with ambivalence.

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