The little diesel
railroad the travels near the Zoo.
“You had better get used
to being with me,” George told me yesterday.
He’s cancelled the cruise and stay at the Queen Mary. “Pretty soon, I’m the only one you are going
to see.”
That’s right too. Chemo therapy and crowds don’t mix. I didn’t believe Bobbie when she first told
me. I do now. In the mien time, I’m grabbing all the social
time I can. Watching, that is. From the lines at the Zoo, which no longer
has local passes under $150.00, to the Low Riders at the museum, I traveled
Sunday with Camera.
From fire engine
BBQ’s to quinceanera’s, the center of the park was full of
celebrations
Our friend Don used to have his studio in this tower. Spanish Village's charming structures shelter many small studios offered to local artists at a low rate.
The front of an especially
well detailed Lowrider at the Automotive Museum.
Sometimes even
the undersides were beautiful.
The boys of
Summer guarding the museum: George,
Tony, and Tom.
It's hard to isolate yourself but the fallout from catching something post-chemo is fierce. Sending you love and hugs. Love the little diesel train :-)
ReplyDeleteI hope you won't have to be isolated for too long. Best of luck with the chemo and the isolation.
ReplyDeleteI hope the chemo goes well, Mage. Thinking of you. Take care.
ReplyDeleteHoping everything works out well for you during the chemo treatments.
ReplyDeleteoh chemo. rats.
ReplyDeleteI do like the park
ReplyDeleteGet out as much as you can until the time comes.
ReplyDeleteWe're outside the window, waving and cheering for you!
ReplyDeleteI had a friend just go through that isolation stage and it is hard. We missed her but she is back now. At least you have great company in George.
ReplyDeleteLove the train photo and the park photos. What's going on with George's knees??? They look like they might be painful. Wish I could see all of those cars up close -- just gorgeous paint jobs! Huge hugs and thanks!
ReplyDeleteHe just wore them out. They are very painfuul.
Deletep.s. When did tickets to the Zoo become so expensive?? We used to get in for less than $5 apiece and when we were kids, we got in for free! Didn't know we had it so good...
ReplyDeletePrices have been going up...and up.We used to have a membership for 70 some bucks, but not now.
ReplyDeleteI love all your photos. That quinceanera dress is just amazing. It's like a pre-wedding dress.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know there was an isolation stage of chemo. My friend just went through it all with flying colors and looks great. I'm going to expect that for you too.