Going, Going – Gone – #ThursdayDoors

Two weeks ago, I included a sad little house in the gallery of doors. I’ve been looking for a house for Teagan’s story that fits her general concept for Birdie Devovo’s house. Teagan mentioned that the house would “need some work” – which is harder to find than you might think. Well, that’s not entirely... Continue Reading →

May 9, 2019 126

#ThursdayDoors – For the Birds

Last week, I took a walk round the block adjacent to the office park where I work. I shared the doors I noticed along the way. One of the houses on that walk has a large number of bird houses on the fence around their back yard. I thought I’d share those today, as a... Continue Reading →

May 2, 2019 101

I Know, I Know It’s Up To Six

The days at No Facilities with a blog post, that is – yes, I know. The “six” happened because #WATWB was Friday, and I wanted to re-blog Teagan’s opening episode. In my defense, Friday’s story about the two remarkable young women was my most popular #WATWB post ever, and Teagan’s prologue and Episode-One post really... Continue Reading →

April 29, 2019 48

Commuting Success – #ThursdayDoors

As I mentioned last week, some of the doors I was able to photograph during my evening commute were visible only because the trees are bare. After responding to some comments about that side-benefit of winter, I realized two things: 1) despite the fact that I began this week behind a shovel, winter is coming... Continue Reading →

March 14, 2019 77

The Ride Home – #ThursdayDoors

Almost four years ago, when I first joined the Thursday Doors crowd, I made the comment: “There aren’t many interesting doors on my daily commute.” It appears I was mistaken. In my defense, the circumstances were different. First, in 2015, about 90% of my commute was on an Interstate highway. That still holds for my... Continue Reading →

March 7, 2019 74

Closing February’s Door – #ThursdayDoors

So far, this winter has been bad news for doorscurrsions in New England. Between rain, snow, ice, ice, ice and cold, the barriers to leisure photography have been many. Last week, I was in Hartford for a haircut. I leave much earlier than I have to, because I want to make sure I am on... Continue Reading →

February 28, 2019 90

2018 in Review – #ThursdayDoors

This is the final official Thursday Doors post of 2018, as Norm has decided to take next Thursday off. Norm suggested that we spend this final Thursday by revisiting our favorite doors from 2018. That’s easier said than done. I doubt that I have the most doors of any door nerd, but I posted over... Continue Reading →

December 20, 2018 55

The Cloisters – #ThursdayDoors

This Thursday Doors post is challenging, for two reasons. First. The Cloisters, a recreation of a 13th, 14th and 15th century monastery, is full of wonderful doors. If you find that sentence curious, it’s because The Cloisters was built by John D. Rockefeller from the remnants of at least five European monasteries and stones quarried... Continue Reading →

December 13, 2018 74

Bar Folk, not People – #SoCS

The challenge has been presented, and there are bonus points at stake. Linda G. Hill has set the tone and directed the course of our writing with her Stream of Consciousness Saturday prompt: “Your Friday prompt for Stream of Consciousness Saturday is ‘ma.’ Use it as a word or find a word with 'ma' in... Continue Reading →

December 1, 2018 58

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