Plastic bags are not okay but this one is cute and was recycled!
The Candi Dish has been busy cooking up something REALLY big so please pardon the fact that Part 3 of my 20th Anniversary of living in Manhattan (which actually occurred in May) is being posted at the end of July!
From Andy Warhol’s “Dollar Signs” series. This work hangs in Christie’s in Rock Center
“John Finley Walk” Silhouette on the East River named after a man dedicated to education who loved to walk the perimeter of Manhattan
Honoring Barbra Streisand for her film career at the 40th annual Chaplin Award at the Film Society of Lincoln Center in 2013 was an incredibly memorable evening
A bench in Central Park dedicated to the incomparable Jim Henson
“Tribeca Talks Director Series” is a fantastic opportunity during the Tribeca Film Festival to experience brilliance like that of Ron Howard who was interviewed by Brian Williams
Still giving peace a chance, at Yoko Ono’s Wish Tree in Chelsea
My feet welcoming fall 2013 and in constant admiration of great New Yorkers
George Washington took the oath of office as the 1st US President at Federal Hall on Wall St
Keith Haring’s 170 foot long mural in Greenwich Village on a wall that connected the Carmine Street Pool to the James J. Walker Park handball court was painted in August 1987 and still stands today.
Father Mychal Judge was a Franciscan friar and Catholic priest who served as a chaplain to the New York City Fire Department. Born in Brooklyn, Mychal dedicated his life to helping others and was known for his extraordinary works of charity and deep spirituality. While offering aid and prayers for the rescuers at the World Trade Center to which he rushed to help on the morning of September 11, 2001, Father Mychal Judge was injured and killed. He was 68 years old. Each September 11th, I attend a Memorial Service at St. Bart’s Cathedral to honor the Firefighters from my neighborhood who lose their lives that tragic day. At the 2013 service, members of “Mychal’s Message” handed out prayer cards memorializing a selfless, giving, beautiful man whose daily work impacted countless lives. This is a photo of the card.
Celebrating Meathead as the 41st Annual Recipient of the Charlie Chaplin Award for his contribution to film
There are just SO many photos to share. Each of these photos is connected to a person. Living in New York, one has access to extraordinary people or their legacies. Every day.
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