Month: January 2011
1834 W Cary
American places. This the Social Security office in Richmond, Virginia. No guns, no cell-phone use, no photography allowed inside.
true grit
forbidding
forĀ·bidĀ·ding
1. grim; unfriendly; hostile; sinister: his forbidding countenance.
2. dangerous; threatening: forbidding clouds; forbidding cliffs.
self portrait
taking the medicine
community
Early December, there was mention at a press conference about a “vocal minority”.
Everyone at this table is well aware that there has been, what I would characterize, as a vocal minority in the community pushing against what is the community’s approved water supply plan.–JW
We don’t profess that there is unanimity in the community, but there is consensus. There seems to be a pretty active effort that I say borders on disinformation, to distract people from this great opportunity that we have.–TH
Last night, local water lady Betty Mooney asked members of that “minority” to stand up during a Council meeting.
2006 Cadillac DTS
Momentarily changing hats. Photographer to car salesman. The short story? This car was garaged, owned and maintained with care. Low mileage (26,000). Additional photos and information available.
Hollywood
nineteen years later
new year
I know the T. Wolfe rule , you can’t go home again. And so, tried to snap this house one last time. Home of my step-dad. North bank of the James River, under a dense arboreal canopy, within earshot of the trains. It’s been a place of stability, comfort, beauty, work, love. He raised a family here early on. More recently, the past decade, this the home for an older married couple.
Oh lost!