The lights look great in the city, Carol. Makes me miss NY...thanks for sharing. I remember with great fondness going into the city to meet my dad for lunch and watch the skaters at Rockefeller Plaza...
I have one child in Paris, one in NYC and YOU are the only one who actually shares photos of those wonderful cities lights! Merci! I dream of being in a city for the holiday lights and seasonal flavored macarons someday.( and a hot dog from a cart!!!yum.) Many Thanks from your fan in rural Oregon
Thanks for the beautiful and happy memories! I used to work in that neighborhood. With family coming up next week, and this mild weather, I think we'll head in to the city.
Just magical! I loved the simplicity of the giant red ornaments stacked amid the row of twinkly lit barebranched trees! Of Liz's sparkling jewels, I am green with envy of whoever won the bid on the emerald & diamond fleurs! I could see me walking the red carpet of the Main Asile of the Barn, to the maaaas & baaas of my herd of admirers!!
The Rock center shots are great and bring back fond memories. Everytime I went there people seemed to be relaxed and having fun, not like NYC generally! The diamonds and gems? Beautiful - but good grief - the prices.....:)
Carol, it's grand that you and your camera caught these fabulous holiday views of NYC's midtown glory.
Really lovely!
When I see the official photos of Elizabeth Taylor and those fabulous gems, I wonder which sparkled more. I imagine that any of her admirers who wanted to purchase those sparklers must have granted the buyer an immense discount, knowing that the glory would continue for decades. And they have.
Isn't it good that today it actually seems to be a bit chilly? Our mid-December still seems a bit mild.
I'm still trying to use my free time to complete a few more North Pole projects. Almost there....
That 1st image of Elizabeth just took my breath away. What a beautiful woman! And, just think, she never parted with 1 single piece of her magnificent jewelry. Beautiful shots of NYC too. I love NY always, but during the holidays it just shimmers, doesn't it? Love...
Bonjour Carol, J'adore tes photos et tes aquarelles ! J'adore Paris et New York aussi. Merci de nous faire découvrir toutes ces merveilles ! Joyeuses Fêtes !
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The lights look great in the city, Carol. Makes me miss NY...thanks for sharing. I remember with great fondness going into the city to meet my dad for lunch and watch the skaters at Rockefeller Plaza...
ReplyDeleteThis is the next best thing to being there! Merci!
ReplyDeleteI have one child in Paris, one in NYC and YOU are the only one who actually shares photos of those wonderful cities lights! Merci! I dream of being in a city for the holiday lights and seasonal flavored macarons someday.( and a hot dog from a cart!!!yum.) Many Thanks from your fan in rural Oregon
ReplyDeleteThanks for the beautiful and happy memories! I used to work in that neighborhood. With family coming up next week, and this mild weather, I think we'll head in to the city.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures. It is interesting to see the lights of NY as opposed to London. The jewels are amazing and raised so much money for charity.
ReplyDeleteAh, I miss it. (I used to pop up regularly to "home office"...love these, Carol)
ReplyDeletexo/Susan
Thanks I guess I take it for granted...
ReplyDeleteFortunately there are blog posts to remind me how pretty New York can be.
New York City is a wonderland around Christmastime.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the images, I miss those exuberance and gloriousness of it all.
Cheers,
Merisi
Just magical! I loved the simplicity of the giant red ornaments stacked amid the row of twinkly lit barebranched trees! Of Liz's sparkling jewels, I am green with envy of whoever won the bid on the emerald & diamond fleurs! I could see me walking the red carpet of the Main Asile of the Barn, to the maaaas & baaas of my herd of admirers!!
ReplyDeleteGreat holiday post, Carol.
ReplyDeleteOverflowing with the effulgent sparkling
colors of Christmas in New Yaaaawk.
The Rock center shots are great and bring back fond memories.
ReplyDeleteEverytime I went there people seemed to be relaxed and having fun, not like NYC generally!
The diamonds and gems? Beautiful - but good grief - the prices.....:)
Carol, it's grand that you and your camera caught these fabulous holiday views of NYC's midtown glory.
ReplyDeleteReally lovely!
When I see the official photos of Elizabeth Taylor and those fabulous gems, I wonder which sparkled more. I imagine that any of her admirers who wanted to purchase those sparklers must have granted the buyer an immense discount, knowing that the glory would continue for decades. And they have.
Isn't it good that today it actually seems to be a bit chilly? Our mid-December still seems a bit mild.
I'm still trying to use my free time to complete a few more North Pole projects. Almost there....
xo
I should be ice-skating! xv
ReplyDeleteThat 1st image of Elizabeth just took my breath away. What a beautiful woman! And, just think, she never parted with 1 single piece of her magnificent jewelry. Beautiful shots of NYC too. I love NY always, but during the holidays it just shimmers, doesn't it? Love...
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing those wonderful pictures... i visited new york twice and loved every minute of it.
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Bonjour Carol,
ReplyDeleteJ'adore tes photos et tes aquarelles ! J'adore Paris et New York aussi. Merci de nous faire découvrir toutes ces merveilles !
Joyeuses Fêtes !