The July theme is a tough one and maybe your admins set the bar a bit high. How do you depict something you can see through? I settled on this. It's not St. Louis but I like it. The location is at the Whitney Museum in New York, in a gallery overlooking the Hudson River at sunset.
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This restaurant is literally next door to the one in Boston's North End seen in yesterday's post. I like a limoncello after dinner at an Italian restaurant. Grappa is a little hard on my throat.
Today is another travel day, ending at a very different scene. And tomorrow is City Daily Photo's July theme day. Let's see some transparent processes!
I won't be able to get new local material until we are back for the Fourth of July. For now, a shot from Boston's historically Italian neighborhood, the North End. It has one terrific restaurant after another and we try to visit whenever we are in the city.
Kelly and Marcellus take a victory lap, so to speak, after making it official. They have known one another since seventh grade and were high school sweethearts. They stuck together while work took him to Boston for two years and she remained in New York. Their wedding was postponed by Covid. Looks to me like it was worth the wait.
We got back from Boston today. Two days in STL and then drive to Kansas City for another niece's wedding. Makes me feel like the country music truck driver's song, Six Days On The Road And I'm Gonna Make It Home Tonight.
My niece, Kelly, reading the wedding vows she wrote. That's the thing these days. After this scene, her husband, Marcellus, read his.
I do not do weddings but I got a seat on the center aisle and the light was a gift - 5 PM, cloudless, as the sun was getting lower behind the audience. Maybe I should develop a side hustle.
