Writes of Passage

The little animal is by the city hall. Without the case, my AirPods stopped working at about 2 miles mark on the 5.4 miles walk. A pair of geese with their babies at the library.

After the post office, I walked around the town.

Passing by this house often but the modern style in town, most times, isn’t my cup of tea.

A baby girl – congratulations to Sher! Best wishes for all …

Seeing them grow is one of the joys accompanying our walks during the corona virus.

Some houses look great with a little ‘ruin’.

I’ve passed by this house numerous times. But when I saw it today, it suddenly reminds me of the American dream: a house in the suburb with white picket fence. Even the fence of this house isn’t white nor made with wood.

^{The East Egg, across the bay}

Kings Point is the posh part of the town but under the pen of F. Scott Fitzgerald, it was where Gatsby’s house was, in the West Egg, which was less fashionable than Daisy Buchanan and Tom’s East Egg, with old money: the white palaces of fashionable East Egg glittered along the water. The book came out in 1925, the story was about the summer 1922. The house looks in rather mind condition, at least 95 years later. The little park next to it is well kept. A good walk today.

A tiny park in town, next to the house where Gatsby gazed out to Daisy Buchanan’s East Egg.

A tiny park tucked in a cozy corner.

2020.4.20

A 5.0 mile walk in GNE area, Pond park and the neighborhood.

• 2013, Nighttime
• 2012, day time tennis