Thursday Odds and Ends

My two sons when they were little.  I think we had gone to Dorney Park in Pennsylvania.

Took this picture of the Verrazano Bridge on a rainy day.

The large fruit stand I go to for my fruits and veggies has a lot more than just that.  They also sell a lot of different products from Italy.  I tried this tomato sauce....delicious.  They've been out of it for awhile but I keep looking.  One day it will show up again, and I'll grab a few of them.

5th Avenue in Brooklyn.  Stores in both directions as far as the eye can see.  Whatever you need, you will find it here....and cheap.

I really wanted my hair this color, but once my stylist told me I'd have to bleach all the color out to get it, I decided I didn't want to go in that direction.

My granddaughter Ayva.  She wouldn't leave my side that night.

Bought myself some paper dolls  awhile back.  Reminders of my childhood.  I had boxes and boxes of them.  My grandfather and I used to drive to the small town every Saturday morning and he would give me a dollar to spend.  Guess what I bought?  My poor grandmother had to hide her magazines and catalogs because I was always cutting them. 

This one is very cute.  Please note*  I haven't cut any of the paper dolls out and played with them.  LOL!!!  It's just a memory thing with me.

My grandson, Scott.  He fought in Afghanistan.  Had some problems with PTSD when he came home, but he is doing well now.

This was our art teacher.  I am so mad at him.  One day he simply disappeared and the class was over.  Everyone has a right to move on, but he could have at least said good bye to everyone and let us know he wouldn't be back.  The first week he was gone we sat there for a whole hour waiting for him.