above: this was around midnight, and there was a massive crane lifting a high new light onto the side of this building. There were hundreds of onlookers craning their necks to watch. Yep, New York is something else, even at midnight.
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Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Rick's Roadshow: New York OMD (One More Day)
above: this was around midnight, and there was a massive crane lifting a high new light onto the side of this building. There were hundreds of onlookers craning their necks to watch. Yep, New York is something else, even at midnight.
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10 comments:
I saw on the news last night that there was a dog from Raleigh in the show, but I didn't catch what breed he was - just that he was a "working" dog (long hair, black and very shaggy!) Too bad he didn't win, but the one that did looks very nice.
i saw stump on tv this morning with his cute little tongue hanging out...
smiles, bee
xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo
I'm watching a repeat of the closing night right now!
Did you see the Ball at Times Square? It's going to stay up all year long now and be lit up for various holidays - so I imagine right now it must be red.
Too bad I didn't get to see you before I move, but twice last year was a treat. If ever you're in DC let me know... - and I promise I am not moving from there for a long time!
Natalie and I watched a bit of the show last night on TV. Looked closely for somebody wearing a cravat, but alas.....
I just loved "Stump"....He's just so handsome...hehe.
(Maybe next time for coffee huh?) :-)
Peace
I hope your trip is going well.
I'm so glad that the Sussex Spaniel won! He can show those youngsters a thing or two. :-)
The kids and I were thrilled that Stump won Best in Show. It was an exciting win for "the old guy."
I saw Stump win - Go go Texan champ!
I love how he just looked calmly at everyone with his wise Spaniel eyes.
Like you Rick, New York has a special place in my heart! I spent so much time there as a child and as a young woman and even later....I couldn't live there now, unless I had a LOT of money---I need to see sky and trees, and have some kind of garden, etc....plus traveling around in the city is just so very hard...(I've just talked myself out of that one...lol) BUT....it is unique in so very many ways---Broadway being very HIGH on that list, for me....LOVED your pictures, my dear.
I just love "STUMP"....It is great that he is an older dog....It says that at least in the Dog World, age is revered!
It sounds like you had a great time there and now---on to Florida!
YAY FOR STUMP!
:)
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