Remembering the last scene in “On the Beach”! New York with empty streets, stop lights still changing, newspaper blowing across the silent street. Everyone gone. Fiction. But whew…this is…weird.
Thank you for the photos David, At least a visual visit if not for real. Maybe one day. Enjoy reading your blogs and was good to see your face on screen yesterday if not your voice. Stay healthy and safe.
I will ask, Why is Eric in NYC? Is he helping Miss Rachael gather things from her apartment so she will be with her family in CT? Looks like the BMW suv that the tree hit one day on your way home, one day? How are you feeling with no sleep and having been on the train part of last week?
He was dropping his Sister off and then coming home. You are right on the make/model of car – great memory. My car had to be sold for parts and he was driving his Mom’s car. I have been 100% work from home for a week now with no end in sight. I kind of like it!
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That’s a very good sign! Hope you and your family are well. 🙏
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It is a good sign Sharon. I agree. Thank you.
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Majestic streets are forlorn,no longer enjoyed by its citizens.But….this, too, shall pass.Thank you for these photos.
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so agree. Thank you!
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That is all very surreal. Good to see in these times, but very surreal.
In Calgary, our mayor’s office coined the phrase: (at least I think that’s who created it)
Clean hands, clear heads, open hearts.
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Surreal! That’s the word I was looking for.
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clean air in Manhattan! THAT is something.
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That is!
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Remembering the last scene in “On the Beach”! New York with empty streets, stop lights still changing, newspaper blowing across the silent street. Everyone gone. Fiction. But whew…this is…weird.
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I remember that! That scene was frightening. Reminds me of the movie “The Road”
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So strange and unnerving, but good to see people taking it seriously. The only way we’re going to get ahead of this damn thing…
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So agree Lori.
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Whoa.. s&%t just got real. 😦 You and yours, DK — and your readers and their loved ones — stay well, stay well, stay well. ❤ ❤ ❤
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Laughing. Sh*t did get real in a hurry!
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so unnerving, but a good thing at the moment
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Agree on all fronts Beth.
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I am so very happy to see that. Means that people are finally paying attention and taking this seriously.
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Yes. NYC has become a hot zone
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So be glad the streets are empty! Sending love your way!
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This is both eerie and wonderful. I’ve been doing the same thing, just driving around to see how different things are.
– “I’ve seen the lights go out on Broadway…” Did Billy Joel foresee this 40 years ago?
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i wonder!
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Great photos Eric .
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They are! (We won’t discuss driving and snapping shots with iPhone. No we won’t)
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Feels nine elevenish
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It does….
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Chicago too! You only see birds, police cars, and Ubers now on Michigan ave.
So glad work finally fully transitioned to work from home.
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And Sawsan in Hazmat suit snapping pictures of Lake Michigan and birdies waiting to be fed outside nick nack shop.
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No more Lake,
no more visiting my Birds. 😔
And I don’t know who is feeding them. She closed shop for now.
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Wow. this is serious.
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Thank you for the photos David, At least a visual visit if not for real. Maybe one day. Enjoy reading your blogs and was good to see your face on screen yesterday if not your voice. Stay healthy and safe.
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Hi Nancy. Thank you. Appreciate you stopping by. Hope you are the family are doing well. Dave
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Crazy photos recording a crazy time…
Thank you for sharing.
Wishing health and wellness to you and all of your readers!!
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It is a crazy time. Bordering on free fall. Thank you Mary.
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Thanks for the lovely photo Eric
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Great pics! And a beautiful metaphor of what this time is asking of us. Be still, and empty ourselves of all the fear and heaviness within. 🙏🏻
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Now there’s some wisdom!
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I never thought I’d see this.
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Nor did I.
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Surreal…good to see, and surreal…
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Agree!
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great photo!
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It is!
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I expect more of us will be going out in the car to get a change of scenery. Thank you Eric for this new persepctive 🙃
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So agree Val. If it would ever warm up here!
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I will ask, Why is Eric in NYC? Is he helping Miss Rachael gather things from her apartment so she will be with her family in CT? Looks like the BMW suv that the tree hit one day on your way home, one day? How are you feeling with no sleep and having been on the train part of last week?
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He was dropping his Sister off and then coming home. You are right on the make/model of car – great memory. My car had to be sold for parts and he was driving his Mom’s car. I have been 100% work from home for a week now with no end in sight. I kind of like it!
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Such a nice brother…I was so hoping that Miss Rachel would be staying put with her parents and brother!
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We did too. And I was so happy to see him drive his sister in. Not a short, anxiety free drive either!
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